Kincaid flashed as a red-zone threat in Week 1, snagging a TD on four targets. He faces the Jets in Week 2, a defense that allowed notable TE production last week. He remains a high-upside, but still developing, option behind Dawson Knox in Buffalo’s pecking order.

Kincaid remains a central target; expect him to be featured in quick-hit routes and red-zone looks, especially if Gardner focuses on outside receivers.

Kincaid’s Week 1 usage suggests touchdown-or-bust weeks ahead, with Buffalo’s offense featuring multiple weapons. Week 2 usage may not harness enough targets for a consistent fantasy floor, making him a risk-reward option dependent on red-zone chances and route efficiency.

Kincaid’s Week 1 breakout came with a 55.8% route share and a 14% target rate amid a high-volume Bills game script, but the underlying metrics looked fragile. Knox’s lower route share and the box score nature of the score raise concerns. Kincaid remains a volatile, high-ceiling option rather than a stable Week 2 starter.

Dalton Kincaid posted a small TD-prop footprint in Week 1 with a 4% shot to score and 6% as an anytime TD; bills' TD scorers included Allen (38%), Cook (28%), and Keon Coleman (9%).