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Dalton Kincaid …his toughest opponent came at an early age.


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This dude is the type of player you can build an offense around, along with Shakir, Cook and O’Cyrus they have some really nice young talent.

 

 They need to continue to focus on offense in these drafts and all will be good.

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3 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:

When the dust settles, Dalton will be the greatest Bills TE in history.  

100%, not to diminish Kincaid’s obviously ridiculous talents because he’s a stud, but the Bills have never had an elite TE.

 

 I’m sure there’s other teams who also have had no such luck at TE in their history but it’s probably not many lol.

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Love this kid. I was so thrilled to finally see Josh hit him on a seam route for a TD in the wildcard game. I hope to see a lot more of that in the years to come. He shredded defenses at Utah doing that. They can stretch the field with him as well as using him underneath, and I hope they do it more next year.

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I love watching him play!! My only concern is injury, I want to watch him play for years to come! They need to figure out how to get him to make the catch and get down, it seemed like he would make the catch turn and get hit in his knees and get his legs knocked out way too much! All it takes is for a foot to get planted and stick and he’s gone for a year plus. I don’t know if anyone else noticed this but it felt like every other catch he made I was holding my breath watching this happen. 

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48 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:

When the dust settles, Dalton will be the greatest Bills TE in history.  

 

He already is.   I mean who's the competetion?  Pete Metzelaars?

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44 minutes ago, julian said:

100%, not to diminish Kincaid’s obviously ridiculous talents because he’s a stud, but the Bills have never had an elite TE.

 

 I’m sure there’s other teams who also have had no such luck at TE in their history but it’s probably not many lol.


This is Robert Royal slander

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29 minutes ago, 0017 said:

I love watching him play!! My only concern is injury, I want to watch him play for years to come! They need to figure out how to get him to make the catch and get down, it seemed like he would make the catch turn and get hit in his knees and get his legs knocked out way too much! All it takes is for a foot to get planted and stick and he’s gone for a year plus. I don’t know if anyone else noticed this but it felt like every other catch he made I was holding my breath watching this happen. 


you put a te in the field to be physical 

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14 minutes ago, NoSaint said:


you put a te in the field to be physical 

Fair enough, I would say Knox is a physical TE and he doesn’t take constant shots to his knees, I understand that Kincaid runs different routes that make him catch the ball in the middle of the field and turn into a smaller defender who is taught to tackle him below the waist. But I sure hope they come up with a way to avoid this type of contact. Kincaid does have a feel for that defender and seems to get his feet off the ground at contact. It’s just damn scary to watch. 

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1 hour ago, Back2Buff said:

Pre draft I expected more of a Kelce like player.  I think he is more Mark Andrews than Kelce.  He played way more in line than I expected.  I kind of thought he would play more snaps as an outside WR than he did.

 

You know this regime likes to bring rookies along slowly, and I'm sure they wanted him to be comfortable playing the TE position in the NFL before expanding his role.

 

After an offseason in-house with the coaching and training staff, coupled with the experience and quality reps he had in his rookie season, I expect his role in the offense to expand greatly next season.

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