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Kincaid's limited snap count and PCL injury history make him unreliable despite efficiency.

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Kincaid played 302 snaps last season (about 25 snaps per game) and was TE18 in half-point PPR and TE10 in fantasy points per game, despite excellent efficiency: 14.6 yards per catch, 11.7 yards per target, and 2.70 yards per route run. He had 39 catches for 571 yards and five touchdowns. Kincaid tore his PCL two seasons ago and did not have surgery and apparently isn't planning to. Bills GM Brandon Beane has discussed the need to manage his workload, and the team was managing it last year, leaving Kincaid barely fantasy-relevant despite his efficiency. The source is concerned that if Kincaid continues playing limited snaps and his efficiency regresses to career norms, he will not be a viable fantasy option and will not consider him as an alternative to top tight ends.

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Dalton Kincaid played 302 snaps last season, according to Pro Football Reference – about 25 snaps a game. Kincaid's efficiency numbers were great: 14.6 yards per catch, 11.7 yards per target, 2.70 yards per route run. But because he was a part-time player, Kincaid had 39 catches for 571 yards and five touchdowns and was the TE18 in half-point PPR fantasy scoring, TE10 in fantasy football points per game.
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What did FantasyPros Articles say about Dalton Kincaid?
Kincaid played 302 snaps last season (about 25 snaps per game) and was TE18 in half-point PPR and TE10 in fantasy points per game, despite excellent efficiency: 14.6 yards per catch, 11.7 yards per target, and 2.70 yards per route run. He had 39 catches for 571 yards and five touchdowns. Kincaid tore his PCL two seasons ago and did not have surgery and apparently isn't planning to. Bills GM Brandon Beane has discussed the need to manage his workload, and the team was managing it last year, leaving Kincaid barely fantasy-relevant despite his efficiency. The source is concerned that if Kincaid continues playing limited snaps and his efficiency regresses to career norms, he will not be a viable fantasy option and will not consider him as an alternative to top tight ends.
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STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Dalton Kincaid (TE BUF). Kincaid's limited snap count and PCL injury history make him unreliable despite efficiency.
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