From the episode

Kincaid's interesting to talk about cause his production is completely evaporated...the lack of verticality at receiver...Kincaid is more of a matchup dependent guy than a, like start him every week, set him, forget it, which I don't know. It kind of feels like last year for him.

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Kincaid's production evaporated; now matchup-dependent rather than set-and-forget starter.

Matt Harmon notes that Dalton Kincaid's production has 'completely evaporated' recently. Harmon attributes this to lack of verticality at receiver and inability to get into 13 personnel packages. Recent games against the Patriots and Rams featured poor game flow for the Bills' passing game; the Patriots had a good defensive game plan, and the Rams are actually really good against tight ends. Harmon characterizes Kincaid as 'more of a matchup dependent guy than a start him every week, set it, forget it' player, which differs from how he played last year. Kincaid plays a lot of snaps but functions as a glorified slot receiver, making him vulnerable to defensive game plans that key on underneath routes.

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