The consensus at CBS is that Kincaid is worth a Round 5 pick as a top-six tight end, but there is a good chance someone in your league will be willing to reach on him. The former first-round pick just earned 91 targets in 16 games as a rookie and now has an enormous opportunity with both Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis gone. Year 2 is a common breakout season for tight ends, and Kincaid has the situation to make it happen. He will need Dawson Knox to take a step back in the end zone so that he can improve on last year's touchdown total. Kincaid is a top-five tight end in Dynasty leagues right now and could leap to No. 1 at the position if he becomes Allen's top target this season.
What will Kincaid do for an encore after a solid rookie year? He split snaps with Dawson Knox for most of the season, but once Knox was injured, Kincaid showed fantasy managers what he's capable of. From Weeks 8 through 12, Kincaid operated as the starter and led all Bills in targets (37). With both Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis departing this offseason, Buffalo is lacking a reliable pass-catcher. Kincaid is a candidate to lead the Bills in targets this season, with competition coming from free-agent addition Curtis Samuel and second-round pick Keon Coleman. Kincaid is a midrange TE1 target with elite upside.
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