Cardinals' McBride Apologizes for Fan Comment
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Cardinals' McBride Apologizes for Fan Comment

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Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride has walked back comments he made in June regarding the team’s fanbase. McBride offered an apology Saturday after stating on a podcast that “there’s no Arizona fans in Arizona.”

The statement, originally made during a podcast appearance in June, drew criticism from some Arizona Cardinals supporters. McBride addressed the controversy with a mea culpa this past weekend.

According to ESPN, McBride said, “there’s no Arizona fans in Arizona,” on the podcast. The tight end has now offered an apology for the remark, though details of *where* he issued the apology were not provided by ESPN. The reason for his retraction appears to be a response to negative feedback from Cardinals fans.

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