The Buffalo Bills are in the midst of a poor performance against the Miami Dolphins, trailing 16-0 entering the fourth quarter. On top of the horrid showing on offense, the Bills also had one of their key pass-catchers go down with injury.
Tight end Dalton Kincaid hobbled off the field grabbing the back of his leg in the third quarter. Per the CBS broadcast, he has been diagnosed with a hamstring injury and is questionable to return. Considering just how poor the rest of the Bills' receivers and tight ends have looked in the game, this is the last thing Buffalo needed as they try to pull off another two-possession comeback in the fourth quarter.
Kincaid is in the midst of a career season, catching 27 passes for four touchdowns. His previous career high in touchdowns was two, and he has already doubled that number halfway through the 2025 season.
The Bills have dominated the Dolphins throughout the Josh Allen era, as he is 14-2 against Miami in his career.
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