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Bills TE Dalton Kincaid went 6-108-0 on Sunday Night Football against the Patriots. Kincaid racked up six targets in the game, tied for the most on the team with WR Khalil Shakir. While the Bills' offense generally looked sluggish, Kincaid remained a favorite target for Josh Allen, especially when the team needed a first down.
Kincaid has at least four targets in four of five games this season. The former first round pick is a first-read target often for Allen on must-make throws. The Bills have him running a variety of routes and even splitting out into the slot at times.
The one downside has been Kincaid’s snap count. 55% marks his highest snap percentage so far this season, but he generally is running routes when he is on the field during a pass.
In this match-up, he played one less snap than TE Dawson Knox but ran more routes (24 to Knox's 16). Kincaid ended with a 54.5% snap percentage against the Patriots.
With the volatility of the TE position in fantasy this year, Kincaid remains a solid weekly option. Despite the average snap count, he is a red zone target who should have enough targets most weeks to sustain solid value.
Kincaid may be a sneaky dynasty buy. He is tied to Josh Allen for the next few years and the offense should continue at this pace. Kincaid may never be a "full time" TE on the field for 80% of snaps, but he would help lock down your starting TE spot if you are struggling.
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