Will Dalton Kincaid make a comeback in Week 14? Latest injury update and fantasy tips for Bills TE

Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid has missed the last three games due to a hamstring injury sustained in Week 10, which forced him to exit early. However, he made some progress last week, participating in two limited practice sessions before being officially ruled out, marking an improvement in his status.

Looking ahead to Week 14, Kincaid's chances of playing against the Cincinnati Bengals appear promising. His upgraded practice participation and the fact that the team waited until game day to rule him out indicate he is closer to returning.

On Monday, Bills head coach Sean McDermott commented on Kincaid's progress but stopped short of confirming his availability. "We'll see where that leads us this week," McDermott said, according to Sal Capaccio of WGR550. The next update will come Wednesday, when Buffalo releases its initial Week 14 injury report.

If Kincaid suits up, fantasy managers should consider starting him, even if his playing time is limited. Currently ranked as the eighth-best tight end in fantasy points per game, Kincaid is typically an every-week starter. A reduced snap count carries some risk, but he remains a stronger option than most available on waivers.

Should Kincaid be sidelined, Dawson Knox would again assume the primary tight end role for the Bills. However, Knox's performance in Kincaids absence has not been strong enough to make him a reliable fantasy option.

Author: Sophia Brooks