Why the Bills' offensive X-factor may not be a newcomer

As the Buffalo Bills head into training camp at St. John Fisher University, the team’s focus on offense centers on the availability of tight end Dalton Kincaid. In a June offseason setting, Kincaid said he felt “the best” he had in his career at that point in the year and that he was not thinking about knee issues from last season. His potential impact is framed through participation: last season Kincaid played on 38% of snaps, and the article notes that any increase could be meaningful for Josh Allen’s production. The Bills also strengthened the offense by re-signing center Connor McGovern and acquiring wide receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears, and they have exercised the fifth-year option for Kincaid. Statistics provided include team scoring of 30.1 points in games Kincaid played (11-3 including postseason) versus 23.0 points in games he missed (2-3).