Dalton Kincaid

Week 16 vs. New England Patriots
Dalton Kincaid returned to the lineup last week, and though his stat line was middling (4-53-0), he did earn seven targets, which puts any tight end on the fantasy radar. This was the fifth game (out of 10 and-a-half) that Kincaid hit seven targets but only the third time he reached 50 yards. Those 53 yards were actually a season-high, which gives you an idea of where the TE is operating. Any player on this explosive offense has some form of touchdown equity, though, so even if Kincaid's ceiling is capped, he's still in fringe TE1/2 territory.

Week 14 @ Los Angeles Rams
The sophomore ascension for Dalton Kincaid that we were all projecting is plateauing right before our very eyes. On a team that had no real WR1s (or WR2s, honestly), Kincaid was supposed to be gobbling up the target share, and instead, he has failed to reach 55 yards and has scored more than 7.2 half-PPR points on only three occasions.

While Kincaid looks to be fully cleared ahead of Week 14, we should probably hold off starting him until we're completely certain he's going to return to a full complement of snaps. For managers looking ahead, he gets a great matchup against the Patriots in Week 16.

Week 9 vs. Miami Dolphins
The sophomore ascension for Dalton Kincaid that we were all projecting is plateauing right before our very eyes. On a team that had no real WR1s (or WR2s, honestly), Kincaid was supposed to be gobbling up the target share, and instead, he has failed to reach 55 yards and has scored more than 7.2 half-PPR points on only three occasions.

With Amari Cooper now in the mix, it's hard to see how Kincaid's role will *grow* now that Josh Allen has someone to rely on. That said, this offense looks to be returning to "top-5" territory, which makes Kincaid a low-end TE1 regardless of matchup.