Lead tight end but routes not locked in; 60% participation lags receivers
Dalton KincaidTEBUF
Kincaid saw 60% route participation in Week 1, establishing him as the lead tight end over Dawson Knox (43%), but the source expresses concern that this is still significantly lower than the three-receiver core (Palmer 75%, Shakir 90%, Coleman 94%), noting that routes are not locked in at the tight end position and questioning why Kincaid has not fully taken over the job from Knox.
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Dalton Kincaid... 60% route participation. Dawson Knox at 43%. Like that's bleak, man. Like how do you not have you not taken this job away from Dawson Knox at this point?
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- Kincaid saw 60% route participation in Week 1, establishing him as the lead tight end over Dawson Knox (43%), but the source expresses concern that this is still significantly lower than the three-receiver core (Palmer 75%, Shakir 90%, Coleman 94%), noting that routes are not locked in at the tight end position and questioning why Kincaid has not fully taken over the job from Knox.
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