5 ways the Buffalo Bills can get their offense back to elite status
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Bills offense needs to go through Stefon Diggs and Dalton Kincaid
There is no question that Stefon Diggs is one of the best wide receivers in the league and I don't think anyone will question that. It's clear that Josh Allen and the Bills want to make him the focal point of the offense, which is fine, but he needs a counterpart. Batman needed Robin and they both needed Alfred (Josh Allen).
Who should be Diggs Robin you ask, that's easy. The answer is Dalton Kincaid. We finally saw him get a significant number of the targets, receiving eight against the Patriots. He turned those targets into eight receptions for 75 yards. Kincaid is already third on the team in yards with 193, behind Gabe Davis' 347 and Diggs team leading 678.
The Wandering Buffalo's Week 7 Player of the Game: Dalton Kincaid
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Kincaid had 8 catches on 8 targets for 75 yards. He was one of the lone bright spots on the Buffalo Bills offense.
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If the Bills run the passing game through Diggs and Kincaid, it should help open up the big plays down the field for Gabe Davis, who seems to disappear at times. For example, Davis received five targets against the Patriots but turned that into just one catch for six yards.