Kincaid's elite efficiency (0.27 TPRR, 3.04 YPRR) offers ADP-smashing upside with more volume.

Dalton Kincaid is a viable stacking option with Josh Allen and also an outstanding one-off pick. Kincaid was extremely efficient in a limited role last season while nursing a PCL injury. Among 45 tight ends who ran at least 200 routes in the regular season and playoffs last year, Kincaid ranked: fifth in average depth of target (9.1-yard aDOT), eighth in air yards share (18.2%), first in targets per route run (0.27), first in yards per route run (3.04), tied for sixth in touchdown receptions (seven), first in first downs per route run (0.147), and first in expected half-PPR points per route run (0.46). Kincaid had just a 45.7% route participation rate in 14 games. His blocking limitations and the presence of Dawson Knox and Jackson Hawes, both superior blockers, will likely cap his playing time. Nevertheless, even a slight uptick in playing time and a higher pass rate from the Bills can result in Kincaid smashing his ADP.