Kincaid anchors Buffalo’s TE corps with a dynamic rookie ceiling. His snaps and routes, balanced by Knox, give Buffalo multiple red-zone options and a potential Week 1 mismatch versus Ravens’ linebackers.

Kincaid enters Week 1 with high expectations but faces potential limited snaps due to blocking duties in Buffalo. The matchup against Baltimore is daunting, suggesting a lower ceiling early as Knox absorbs blocking and passing game roles. Fantasy managers should temper expectations and view Kincaid as TE2 in 14+ leagues, with potential ramp as the season progresses.

Kincaid anchors Buffalo’s pass game with red-zone potential and seam opportunities, benefiting from the multi-pronged attack. His Week 1 role could be a catalyst for Buffalo’s aerial efficiency and fantasy upside.

Kincaid’s production dipped in Year 2 due to a snap-share with Dawson Knox and injuries; Ravens add middle-field disruption with Hamilton and Starks. Week 1 is a tough matchup, so he’s more boom-or-bust than a safe Week 1 play.

Kincaid is a high-ceiling Week 1 rookie option against Ravens, but the matchup and health risk his Week 1 role. Engram remains safer; Kincaid’s upside makes him a compelling tournament pick and a viable Week 1 start in deeper leagues.