Buffalo Bills 2024 Training Camp Preview: Tight Ends

The Bills have a stellar duo at tight end. Kincaid and Knox can both cause problems for opposing secondary lines. Each player can step up and make things happen at all levels of the passing game. Kincaid’s role will increase from last year as he sees more targets and grows beyond the secondary role he played last year with Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis out of the mix.

The challenge will be getting the ball into Knox’s hands more often. If Buffalo is working with a 12-man staff that had varying levels of success last year, the Bills will need Knox to return to his 2022 abilities. Knox’s wrist injury forced him to miss about a third of the season.

Buffalo knows Knox is a great blocker and a threat in the red zone. However, they will need more from Knox in a Pro Bowl season to help diversify this offense. Under Knox’s reworked contract, he will make $8.5 million this year. They need him on the field and contributing to help Joe Brady’s offense succeed.