Bills' Dalton Kincaid shows little offseason progress in alarming OTAs photo

It's only one photo, but it looks as if Buffalo Bills' third-year tight end Dalton Kincaid still has a ways to go to reach the offseason goal set for him by general manager Brandon Beane.

Following a 2024 campaign that saw Kincaid miss four games due to a knee injury while his production dipped to 34.5 receiving yards per game, Beane made it a point to publicly address the young tight end's "play strength."

The 6-foot-4 Kincaid, who is listed at 240 pounds, lacks the bulk of a prototypical player at his position.

"He's going to have to continue to work on his play strength. He's not as built and muscular as, let's just say, Dawson [Knox] is, and so that's one of the nuances of this game," said Beane.

While Organized Team Activities (OTAs) are only a little more than two weeks old, Kincaid was spotted looking rather lean in footage shared on social media.

Hat tip to X user @ThighDoctor for highlighting a still shot from OTAs workouts and posing the question "Season ended 3 months ago… What do you notice about Kincaid ."