Bills TE Dalton Kincaid confirmed Thursday that the torn PCL he dealt with throughout this season dated back to 2024, according to ESPN's Alaina Getzenberg.
Getzenberg: "This past year, he continued to tweak it in different situations. He said he's feeling good and does not anticipate any procedure."
Let's make one thing clear right away: Kincaid has access to doctors and trainers and already went through an offseason of dealing with and working through this knee issue. I, you, and anyone commenting on X bring none of that knowledge. We have to assume that Kincaid and the Bills will be looking to take the best path for his short- and long-term health.
That said, here's what we do know: Kincaid's annual snap shares through his three seasons have gone ...
He reach 50% playing time in a game just three times this past season, all among the first five weeks. Kincaid's 50.6% snap share in Week 1 fell short of his full-season shares each of the previous two years.
Perhaps his offseason will hold some checkpoints that guide whether he does need a "procedure." Perhaps they're simply taking a chance that this offseason's healing won't meet any of last year's "tweaks." And perhaps he'll be just fine.
But Kincaid's 2025 experience plus decision -- to date -- to pass on surgery undeniably points to some risk for his 2026 fantasy football outlook.
Treat him with caution in early best-ball drafting. We'll see about the tight end's status once we get to summer drafting season.
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