Dalton Kincaid

If that looks like a mediocre statline, the sad truth is that Kincaid's 52 yards receiving were actually a new season high. They came with Amari Cooper making his Bills debut and Josh Allen having his first 300-yard day of the season. Perhaps it is ushering in more of a pass-happy approach with more room for everyone to operate with Cooper operating as a more traditional WR1, though you can never make too much of a one-game sample size. Kincaid was six feet away from a score in the third quarter, but he couldn't quite get the ball in the end zone. Kincaid will have some upside for Buffalo's Week 8 Seahawks road trip. The points, in theory, should be flowing. Seattle's awful run defense complicates matters, though.

Kincaid practiced in full on Friday, after being limited in the two prior practices. The volatile TE1 should be his regular, volatile-self, though Amari Cooper could immediately dominate the Bills' target share. Fantasy managers are unlikely to have a better option though so rolling with Kincaid for Week 7 remains a reasonable bet.

Kincaid (collarbone) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's game against the Titans.

Kincaid (collarbone) remained listed as limited at practice Thursday.

Kincaid has been limited in both practices to start the week. It's safe to assume that another practice on Friday will be enough for him to suit up for Week 7 against the Titans. Kincaid caught six passes for 51 yards in last week's win over the Jets, and will have plenty of TE1 upside this weekend if he suits up.