Dawson Knox

Bills TE Dalton Kincaid played through a torn PCL in Sunday s loss to the Chiefs. The news comes via teammate Dawson Knox, who adds that Kincaid aggravated his other knee. It s insane what he s played through, Knox concluded. Kincaid missed three regular season games with an injury to his left knee and didn t look right for most of 2024. He finished just 22nd in PPR points per game after slotting 13th as a rookie. A balanced offense hurts Kincaid s chance of a 2025 rebound, but he has the talent to earn TE1 status.

Knox let this one leak out on Monday. For now, we can only speculate on when Kincaid may have suffered this injury, but it wouldn't be surprising to learn it happened in Week 10's win over the Colts. Kincaid suffered a knee injury in that game and went on to miss the following three games before returning in Week 15. It's unknown at this time whether or not Kincaid will undergo surgery to correct the injury, but it's something to keep in mind ahead of the offseason.

Knox played 44 snaps and spent a season-high 28 of them run blocking. He's due a $14.568 million cap figure in 2025 and finished the 2024 season with a 22/311/1 receiving line, something that was fairly easy to foresee based on last year's 22/186/2 line. Without Buffalo morphing into an 11-personnel team, it's going to be hard for Knox to deliver fantasy value or, really, much value at all for the Bills in 2025. The contract suggests that unless they want to get into the world of post-June 1 moves, Knox will be around for his requisite small role in the passing offense in 2025.