Trey McBride regrets offseason comments about Cardinals fans
Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride is addressing backlash after making controversial comments regarding the team's fanbase during the offseason.
📍 Where it landed
Trey McBride walked back and expressed regret for his offseason comments regarding the Arizona fanbase. He worked to set the record straight and clear the air about his statement that there were no fans in Arizona.
Epilogue added 58d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Trey McBride regrets offseason comments about Cardinals fans NBC Sports · 60d ago broke it first
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Trey McBride has walked back previous comments he made about the Arizona fanbase. The player is now seeking to clear the air and set the record straight following an offseason remark suggesting there were "no fans in Arizona." Coverage from ESPN, NBC Sports, Yahoo Sports, and Arizona Sports emphasizes McBride's regret over the dig.
The reports focus on his efforts to rectify the situation with the supporters of the team. Further updates may center on McBride's ongoing performance and areas for improvement, as noted by the Arizona Cardinals.
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Answered
What specific comment did Trey McBride make?
According to Arizona Sports, McBride made a comment suggesting there are "no fans in Arizona."
How has McBride responded to the backlash?
Coverage from ESPN and NBC Sports indicates that McBride has walked back the dig and expressed regret over his offseason comments.
Which outlets are reporting on this story?
The situation is being reported by Yahoo Sports, Arizona Sports, ESPN, and NBC Sports.
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