A miserable afternoon in South Florida has just gotten worse for the Buffalo Bills. Tight End Dalton Kincaid pulled up with an apparent hamstring injury during Sunday’s contest. This adds insult to injury, literally, for the Bills.
They are down 16-0 at the time of publication, ruled out Wide Receiver Josh Palmer before the game, and Kincaid was the team’s leading receiver at the time of his injury. The tight end had 2 catches for 37 yards before his injury. How will the Bills offense fare without the young tight end in the fold?
Buffalo Bills Need To Get It Going Without Kincaid
The Buffalo Bills headed to Miami as massive underdogs and were riding high following a strong performance last week against the Kansas City Chiefs. Star Quarterback Josh Allen has been stymied by the Miami defense this afternoon. He is 15-of-23 with 121 passing yards and an interception.
Without Kincaid, Buffalo will look to storm back with offensive pieces that include Running Back James Cook III, Wide Receiver Keon Coleman, and Tight End Dawson Knox. Buffalo’s offense has looked completely listless. They are running out of time to avoid one of the biggest upsets of the NFL season.
