Dalton Kincaid just put up an insane 130 yards on only five catches against the Houston Texans this past Sunday, and if you’re a Bills fan, you’ve got every right to be absolutely buzzing. That’s a ridiculous 26 yards per reception, which is just bonkers. It’s clear the coaching staff, specifically Joe Brady and Josh Allen, are putting a ton of trust in the tight end, asking him to run routes like a full-blown wide receiver, and he’s totally delivering.
Kincaid Goes Off, Moore Shines Too
The clips from that game show Kincaid lined up all over the field, hitting some seriously deep routes. We’re talking expert hands, high-pointing the ball for an incredible grab on one play. Then he’s compressing himself to slip past a defender with pure finesse, only to drag dudes for extra yards like any tight end worth their salt should. And don’t even get me started on the wiggle to avoid the first tackle, shifting lanes instantly to duck a second, only getting stopped when he ran out of real estate on the sideline. This is the kind of tight end play Bills fans have been dreaming about forever. It’s gotta be the new normal, right?
And talk about a dynamic duo, because DJ Moore was right there in the mix, having an amazing day himself. Five catches on eight targets for 100 yards, averaging a stellar 20 yards per reception. Honestly, you could make a strong argument he had the better day thanks to a long touchdown. Moore’s ability to protect himself when contact is unavoidable stands out, as does the insane timing he’s already built with Josh Allen. Allen is winding up to throw before Moore even looks his way, hitting him perfectly on the break. Plus, that man snatched a frozen rope pass from Allen like it was nothing. Yeah, there was a little bit of luck on the touchdown where the defender went for a breakup instead of the tackle, but you gotta be there to get lucky! Khalil Shakir also had a steady game, adding to the skill position firepower.
What’s Next for Buffalo’s Offensive Firepower
With performances like these from Kincaid and Moore, the Bills offense is looking seriously dangerous early on in the regular season. It’s got to feel incredible for Buffalo to see their skill guys step up huge and put on such a show. This kind of explosive playmaking from multiple targets means defenses can’t just key in on one guy. We’ll all be watching to see if they can keep this momentum rolling and really establish themselves as a force this season. What a start for their playmakers!
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Originally reported by Buffalo Rumblings.
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