From the episode

Dalton Kincaid evaluated for a rib injury, which he came back. Yeah. But I mean, see, here's the problem, Mike. Okay. And I know you're living in a different head space than, than we are. Okay. You're like, he's back. I thought he had a touchdown. We were seven. He was called back. Oh, is that when you wrote that? Yes. Okay. That makes me, cause you, you said in our chat, you're like, Kincaid is back with all caps. Yeah. I go and look, nothing happened. He had a touchdown, but I didn't see that. He had 38 yards receiving. And I'm like, he, I mean, he had more targets. He led the team in targets and receptions. Here's the thing. That's a, honestly, that's a big deal right now. It's a big deal, but, but the, uh, they're going to, they're going to the buy. I don't like seeing him on an injury report because he has lingering injuries every year and you're going to get DJ Moore back after the buy. So it's still up in the air for me. DJ Moore might legit be better for Dalton Kincaid.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalRole

Kincaid led team in targets/receptions but lingering injuries and DJ Moore's return create uncertainty.

Dalton Kincaid was evaluated for a rib injury but returned to play in Week 6, leading the team in targets and receptions with 38 receiving yards. However, the source expresses concern about his lingering injury history and notes that DJ Moore's return after the bye week could impact his target share, creating uncertainty about his long-term value despite the positive target volume this week.

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