Kincaid led Buffalo in targets (6) and receptions (4) in Week 2, signaling a trusted middle-ground option even as the offense chases consistency. His 48% snap share underlines his growing role as a primary weapon in a changing receiving corps, with possible spike in games where Allen targets him on crucial downs.

Kincaid’s TD against Baltimore last week signals strong TE viability in this matchup and supports the Browns’ approach to lean on their tight ends. It underscores why Fannin’s Week 2 involvement could persist despite Njoku’s prominence.

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.