From the episode

he's playing more than 70% of the snaps. He's playing more than any wide receiver. At this point because he's on the field so much I'm still okay to buy into him as a low end tight end one but I don't think that I felt like I kind of my brain started to think okay we finally seen the Dalton Kincaid we were waiting for after the first two games of the season.

STACKED’s take

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Kincaid's snap share and Allen's upside support low-end TE1 status despite Week 3 letdown.

Despite a letdown game against the Chargers in Week 3 following big performances against Houston and Detroit, Kincaid remains a low-end tight end one play for Week 4 against the Patriots. He's playing more than 70% of snaps—more than any wide receiver on the Bills—and the source notes that while one of his first two games was a surprise (Houston) and one was matchup-dependent (Detroit's weakness to tight ends), his high snap share and Josh Allen's ability to score 35 points any game make him a viable starter despite the inconsistency.

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