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Bills Lock in Kincaid, Seek WR Help

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Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane exercises fifth-year option on tight end Dalton Kincaid, locking him in at $4.2M this year and $8.1M in 2027. Despite injury history, Kincaids potential is undeniable, averaging 14.9 yards per target last season. Beane seeks wide receiver help, while coach Joe Brady praises new center Lloyd Cushenberry and awaits news on cornerback Dorian Strongs neck surgery. Bills fans eagerly anticipate new stadium buzz and left guard competition.

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Bills Lock in Kincaid, Seek WR Help

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bills Lock in Kincaid, Seek WR Help. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 2nd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. Buffalo Bills, GM Brandon Bean, made a straightforward call this off-season, picking up the fifth-year option on Titan, Dalton, Concade, their first round pick from the 2023 draft that locks him in at $4.2 million against the captain's year and $8.1 million in 2027. Here this week at the NFL Owners meetings in Phoenix, Bean confirmed the move, calling it an easy decision despite Concade's injury history. When healthy last season, Concade balled out, averaging a league-high 14.9 yards per target with Josh Allen throwing to him at a 1.49.2 pass rating. Fans and the team love his upside, but a knee issue knocked him out for five games and limited him to just 38% of snaps. Now the Bills knee can cade on the field more to fuel their Super Bowl hopes, and Bean says he's still eyeing wide receiver help even after recent, trades.

Meanwhile, coach Joe Brady is high on new center, Lloyd Kushenberry, as a starter, while Cornerback Dorian Strong's next surgery leaves his future up in. The air. Bills fans, stay tuned as they gear up for that new stadium buzz in a wide open battle at left guard.

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