Bills' Kincaid Knee Injury: Health Key to Passing Attack

On March 31st, Buffalo Bill's tight end Dalton Concade is still battling that knee injury

from a torn PCL two seasons back and is topping there.

Worry list heading into 2026.

He missed five gains last year, had limited practice time, and now both General Manager

Brandon Bean and Offensive Coordinator Joe Brady say they'll keep a close eye on it

during the off season.

Earlier this week at the NFL League meetings, they stressed constant communication with

Concade and work on strengthening his knee and quad muscles too.

Cut down the impact.

Bean sounded optimistic but realistic, saying it's too soon to predict, while Brady noted

lots of talks to manage it smartly.

When Concade's healthy, he's a game changer second on the team, with 39 catches for 571

yards and 5 touchdowns last.

Season plus scores in both playoff games.

The bills were way better with him out there no doubt, but availability has been the issue

after full rookie year than 13 games and just 12 in 2025.

Moving forward, they're planning lighter practice loads and camp, maybe two days on and

one off, to build him up without setbacks.

They even picked up his fifth year option, locking him in through 2027.

With new receiver DJ Moore joining Khalil Shakir, the bills knee Concade at full strength

for that Super Bowl run, his health could make or break there.

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