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Dalton Kincaid Was Cooking, So Why Is His Week 3 Start a Mistake-Ridden Mess?

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Alright, you guys, something wild is happening in Buffalo. Dalton Kincaid, the dude who has been the Buffalo Bills’ most reliable pass-catcher through the first two games, is absolutely nowhere to be found in Week 3 against the Los Angeles Chargers. This is the same guy who was on pace for a career year after ripping off 12 catches for 225 yards and a touchdown already. What gives?!

The Bills’ Offense Is Just… Not It

Honestly, the whole Bills offense is a mistake-ridden mess right now. We’re talking three turnovers already! Josh Allen, who’s usually slinging it all over the field, is responsible for two of those turnovers himself, and get this: he’s only completed two passes for a measly nine yards so far. It’s a shocking scene. Kincaid, bless his heart, is active and healthy, but he just wasn’t able to bring in his lone target for a while. Good news: he did finally get his first catch of the game in the second quarter. Let’s hope he can actually get going soon, because this is brutal to watch.

While They Struggle, Our Hawks Are Hitting the Field!

And hey, while we’re keeping an eye on that Week 3 chaos, don’t forget about our own team! The Emerald City’s own Seattle Seahawks are taking on the Washington Commanders today! Kickoff is at 1 p.m. PT, and you can catch it on FOX. It’s always a good day when our Hawks are playing!

So yeah, Kincaid’s slow start is a head-scratcher, especially with how badly the Bills offense is playing. Hopefully, he can turn it around and get back to that career-year pace. But for now, let’s shift our focus to Lumen Field, grab our jerseys, and cheer on the Seahawks as they try to grab a W! Go Hawks!

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Originally reported by The Sporting News.

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