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Trey Mcbride 75.7% catch percentage, 2% drop rate 111 catches 1146 yards George Kittle 83% catch percentage, 2.1% drop rate 78 receptions 1106 8 TDs FF ranked Kittle as the highest-graded tight end in the 2024 season, with a receiving grade of 92.4 and a run-blocking grade of 70.8 TJ Hockinson 1.6% drop rate, 73.3% contested catch win rate(Keon has a 37.5% contested catch rate for comparison), 41 catches 455 yards in 10 games after returning from torn ACL. Njuku 8.2% drop rate, 66% catch rate 64 catches, 505 yards 5 TDs in 11 games Jonnu Smith 2.7% drop rate, 79.3% catch rate, 88 catches, 884 yards, 8 TDs Mark Andrews 2.4% drop rate, 79.7% catch rate, 55 catches., 673 yards 11 TDs Sam LaPorta 1.2 % drop rate 79.7% catch rate 60 catches, 726 yards 7 TDs Tucker Kraft 3.8% drop rate, 77.5% catch rate 50 catches, 707 yards, 7 TDs Pat Friermuth .36% drop rate, 83.3% catch rate, 65 catches, 653 yards, 7 TDs Isiah Likely 5% drop rate, 72.4% catch rate, 42 catches, 472 yards, 6 TDs Noah Gray 88.5% catch rate, 40 catches, 437 yards, 4 TDs Mike Gesicki 3.6% drop rate 78.3 catch rate, 65 catches, 665 yards, 2 TDs Cole Kmet 1.8% drop rate, 85.5% catch rate, 47 catches, 474 yards, 4 TDs Dalton Kincaid 4.2% drop rate, 44 catches 448 yards 58.7 catch rate, 2 TDs Dalton Kincaid's drop rate in the 2024 NFL season was 4.2%. This is a slight decrease from his 5.6% drop rate in 2023. His drop rate in the 2024 season was third-worst among tight ends who were targeted at least 80 times I didn't mention Bowers, or Kelce. I bet all of the above are so super impressed with the 10th best rookie TE participation trophy. Above are numbers real TEs put up. Most every TE above blocks as well. Real actual TEs, not TE slot receivers

Sean McDermott, the coach of the Buffalo Bills, has spoken about Dalton Kincaid's need to improve his physical presence to "set himself apart" and remain healthy throughout the season. McDermott emphasized the importance of Dalton's strength and health, stating his confidence in Dalton's ability to make those crucial plays. The quote suggests a focus on physical development to ensure Kincaid can contribute consistently and remain available for the full season McDermott has spoken at length about Dalton needs to put on size to help him be a better player and to stay healthy the whole season. Dalton looks skinnier than last year. I know, he hurt his knee. Dalton can still train upper body, and he has top trainers that can train around knee issue, and to strengthen knees. Getting thicker would definitely make Dalton more effective and durable. Is he a hard gainer? Coaches say he trains hard. I have no clue why Dalton cannot put on muscle, or why he is nowhere near the TE advertised when we traded up and over drafted him.

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Conor will get extended soon and provide cap relief imo

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10th most yards for TE rookie is grasping at straws. Bowers had 112 catches for 1,194 yards, 5 TDs. In two years Dalton has 117 catches for 1121 yards and 4 TDS. In other words- Bowers has better numbers in one year, then Dalton in 2. Not the production I want from a first round TE

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How many of those catches were more than 5 yards? What good is a first round pick who only catches 4 yard passes and gets taken down by the first defender? I’m so sick of the bubble screens to Kincaid that go nowhere. Lots of excuse makers who are Dalton enablers. Dude is in his third year and 26 years old. When is the light going to turn on for Dalton? If he sucks ass again, cut him loose, no fifth year option. Get us a better TE

I agree the defense sucked, but at the end of the Chiefs game, the D made two stops, giving the Bills offense two chances to win the game. Great offenses win the game right there. The offense has two chances to win,and failed two times. Yes the defense needs a complete overhaul. Why does the offense get a pass?

Ok Grasshopper. In the AFC Championship game, in the Superbowl, I want Josh to have weapons galore, enabling success. I do not want to see Dalton flailing for a heroic throw, nor Diggs dropping the deep pass from Josh, or offense being crap against Cincy or any of our other offensive failures that ended our playoffs year after year. How can you be against that? league’s change year to year, and it don’t matter what you did last season. Why would you not want the Bills offense to be improved ?

Outside WR must be able to beat press coverage. They run deeper routes. They tend to be larger and more athletic than the slot. Like I previously stated, all outside WR can play the slot, but there aren’t many slot WR than play outside. That has nothing to do with Fantasy Football. Your ad hominem input added nothing to our discussion Pats added Kyle Williams, who average over 17 yards a catch last year. Kyle is a stud WR Saints still have Adams, don’t they? Raiders- Have Bowers - the best TE in NFL. And they drafted Jack Bech- my favorite WR in draft

Bills have 3 slot WR and only 2 WR that can line up outside. Most every WR can play slot. But few slot WR can line up outside. To have 3 slot WR and 2 outside WR is ass backwards IMO, and definitely not how you build a WR room.

The point is anytime I voice my opinion that we need a speed WR, have for years, and substantiate with facts after facts- I get the ad hominem response “don’t you know we led in scoring?”. So I present more facts that substantiate, and yet I get mostly responses that do not address any ideas and facts I presented

Weird that you cant follow math. 76% of Offensive TDs is quite explicit for most. Of course a TD is still worth 6 points. So for Alpha Dude - 76% of 6 point Offensive TDs in 2024 were scored by Josh, RBs, and departed WR.

Speed, routes, and deep horizontal routes - 3 qualities clearly missing on 2024 Bills.

Hes still a free agent, because basically every other team already has multiple WR’s with speed, besides Buffalo. They do not need to add an older, slower Amari Cooper- their WR rooms are stronger without. Buffalo has been starved for speed WR since John Brown. It’s the missing element that would make Josh unstoppable. Beane traded away a coveted 3rd round pick for Amari rental. And it was worth it. As Beane stated, the Bills averaged over 7 points a game when Amari played. 7.4 points to be precise. Think about how bad Josh played against the Texans. No WR could separate, it was one of Josh worst career games. We traded for Amari, and he was missing element. Defenses backed up, Bills score 30+ 8 games in a row. People underestimate how much Amari and Mack added to our offense, beyond the numbers.- Palmer and Moore are solid route runners. If those 2 can consistently get separation, the Bills offense will out score anyone.

Knox has as many angry runs trophies as anyone wow this skinny Dalton Kincaid photo story is getting traction! Skinny Dalton photo is the lead story on Bills Squad 😂

Dalton in college was 246. Bills list him at 240. So he hasn’t put on any muscle since college? So he actually lost weight since joining Bills? And I’m quite aware muscle weighs more that fat, but that does not show in appearance or play.

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We’ve covered this a few times. Bills offense scored 62 TD. Cook had 18. Josh ran for 12 TD, and caught 1 TD. Ty and Ray combined for 9 TD. That totals 40 TDs, or 65% of all offensive TDs. Mac Hollins led all Bills WR with 5 TD. Amari had 2 TD. 7 TD out the door, or 11%. So that there is 76% of Bills 62 touchdowns in 2024. Josh and Running Backs are doing all of the heavy lifting(and the offensive line). Time for the 24% to step up, and start pulling their load.

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Project much? You are whining again about this topics conversation.