Bills Lock In Dalton Kincaid With $8.162M Fifth-Year Option for 2027
The Buffalo Bills have officially exercised the $8.162 million fifth-year option on tight end Dalton Kincaid, securing the talented pass-catcher through the 2027 season and reinforcing the team’s long-term offensive vision.

Kincaid, who was selected in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, quickly developed into one of the most reliable weapons in Buffalo’s passing attack. Known for his smooth route running, reliable hands, and ability to stretch the middle of the field, Kincaid has become a key target for quarterback Josh Allen. His presence has helped diversify the Bills’ offense, giving the team a versatile option capable of creating mismatches against linebackers and defensive backs alike.
By exercising the fifth-year option, Buffalo ensures that Kincaid remains under contract for an additional season beyond his rookie deal. The move signals strong confidence from the organization that he will continue to be a central piece of their offensive scheme as they pursue future playoff and championship runs in the National Football League.

Since entering the league, Kincaid has shown steady growth both as a receiver and as a developing all-around tight end. His ability to contribute in high-pressure situations has made him a trusted option in critical downs, particularly in red-zone scenarios where his size and body control give the Bills a clear advantage.
For Buffalo, locking in Kincaid early also provides financial clarity moving forward. With several key players already on major contracts, securing one of their rising stars at a predictable cap figure helps maintain roster stability.
The decision reflects more than just contract management—it underscores Buffalo’s belief that Dalton Kincaid will remain a cornerstone of the offense for years to come. As the Bills continue building around Josh Allen and their high-powered attack, keeping Kincaid in Buffalo through 2027 ensures that one of the league’s most promising tight ends will remain a major part of the team’s championship aspirations.