From tug-of-war to football field, Bills TE Kincaid is once again pulling his weight in production
Buffalo Bills coach Joe Brady’s first hint of tight end Dalton Kincaid putting his nagging knee issues behind him came during a series of team-building tug-of-war competitions in April. Upon drafting his squad, Kincaid made the bold choice to show he's injury free by taking on the role of anchor. Kincaid’s been pulling his weight ever since.
Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid is making a strong return after dealing with knee injuries, pulling his weight both on the field and off. During offseason team-building activities, Kincaid showcased his resilience by participating in a tug-of-war competition, where he took on the anchor role to demonstrate his recovery. Coach Joe Brady noted this as a positive sign, as he observed Kincaid's confidence and focus.
Since the start of the 2024 season, Kincaid has been productive, leading the Bills with 12 catches and 225 yards receiving in Week 3 against the Los Angeles Chargers. This early success is a testament to the progress Kincaid made in strengthening both knees, and his competitive spirit both on and off the field. Despite injuries limiting him in previous seasons, Kincaid has consistently delivered impressive performances, making him a key player for the Bills' offensive success.
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