2025 Cardinals Uncorked #1 Most Productive NFL WR/TE Tandem





By Walter Mitchell

Feast your eyes on this:


Walter B J Mitchell
@WBJMItch

2025 Top WR/TE tandems in NFL:
1. ARI - Wilson/McBride - 2,245 yards, 18 TDs
2. LAR - Nacua/Parkinson - 2,123 yards, 18 TDs
3. NO - Olave/Johnson - 2,052, 12 TDs
4. HOU - Collins/Schultz - 1,894 yards, 9 TDs
5. ATL - London/Pitts - 1,847 yards, 12 TDs
6. IND - Pierce/Warren - 1,820 yards, 10 TDs
7. NE - Diggs/Henry - 1,781 yards, 11 TDs

If that doesn't impress you about all the hard work and the chemistry Jacoby Brissett created with Michael Wilson and Trey McBride, then nothing ever will.

Imagine what the season would have been like without this newfound chemistry.

They were the sole reason to watch the games --- all the way through.

Some Cardinals' fans are incorrigibly biased and ungrateful. 

They make pathetic excuses for signs of success from players they condemn --- and major excuses for their underperforming idols.

Look back up at those numbers.

Have you ever seen a Cardinals' WR/TE tandem lead the NFL in combined production?

"To be great is to be misunderstood." Ralph Waldo Emerson




Comments

  1. Since 61May 30, 2026 at 10:32 AM

    With Lafluers offensive scheme and mind plus a top
    Notch running game these two should do even better. Assuredly, that will transcend to the rest of the offense .

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  2. Walter MitchellMay 30, 2026 at 10:51 AM

    There is so much potential for the Cardinals' offense to climb to new heights this season.

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    1. Since 61May 30, 2026 at 12:59 PM

      Potential with the right QB for sure. Given they owe Beck a credible audition, I’m not sure that happens-we should see growth regardless

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    2. Walter MitchellMay 30, 2026 at 2:42 PM

      I think they owe it to Jacoby, for his teammates' sake and his own, to ride him as far as he can successfully take them until it is clear that it is time to play Carson. I know I am still in the vast minority of fans who are not conceding the outcome of any game before the season has even begun.

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    3. RedrunJune 1, 2026 at 10:27 AM

      I am interested to see what Brissett can do with a full season to take advantage of chemistry he was working last year with McBride, Wilson, and MHJ). Just imagine him with Love in backfield. I still do not understand how the Cardinals could not have given additional money to Brissett. Well I do, but it makes no logical sense. Logic tells you need Brissett for a season at a reasonable salary (say 15M with half guaranteed and other half through incentives). But we are reading they are far apart? Sounds like same negotiating skill with Warner (IMO) with a new GM (same ownership).

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  3. JethroBodineJune 1, 2026 at 7:23 AM

    Ive probably said this before but put Kurt Warner in his prime on this team and this team goes far even with a less than defense.

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  4. UnfortunateFanJune 2, 2026 at 3:17 AM

    I'm curious why Seattle is missing from this list. JSN had 1793 yards and AJ Barner had 519. That is 2312 and should be #1?

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