What It Means:

Kincaid has been putting together practice after practice of good tape for the Bills since joining the team as a first round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft according to most offseason reports, and has been a frequent target of quarterback Josh Allen in team drills. Buscaglia noted that the Bills have often taken a slow approach when incorporating rookies into their starting lineups, but Kincaid could buck that trend if he continues to live up to the hype.

Kincaid pretty much was Utah's offense in his final collegiate season, catching 70 passes for 890 yards and 8 scores on an otherwise underwhelming team. He's numberFire's TE16 heading into the 2023 campaign, and could put up shocking numbers for a rookie tight end in Buffalo's explosive offense.