The Buffalo Bills meet up with the Indianapolis Colts for a Week 10 clash. Sitting at 7-2, Josh Allen will continue to guide the Bills offense with a solid opportunity to spring well ahead of the remaining teams in the AFC. During Sunday's contest, starting tight end Dalton Kincaid exited with a knee injury, and is questionable to return, per Joe Buscaglia of The Athletic, (via James Boyd on X, formerly Twitter).
The injury-riddled Bills wide receiver room can't afford to take another hit. They entered Week 10 without Amari Cooper and rookie Keon Coleman because of wrist injuries, and now Allen's best young security blanket's status is uncertain moving forward.
Despite Kincaid's return to game action on Sunday, the extent of the knee injury will have to be monitored closely. He briefly appeared again the third quarter of the Week 10 victory, but left shortly after and his day was done. The 25-year-old pass catcher entered Week 10 with some steam, after seeing double-digit targets from Allen in the Bills' 30-27 victory over the Miami Dolphins.
Bills offense still struggling with consistency against Colts
The Bills knew they'd be shorthanded, going up against a tough Colts defense in Week 10. That said, the elite QB prowess of Allen has proved to be the saving grace of the offense in recent games. He is top-five in passing touchdowns, and has 211 yards and three touchdowns.
Buffalo went into halftime with a 20-13 lead over Indianapolis, but didn't inspire many with their offensive efficiency. The offense overcame losing Kincaid, with a production rushing attack through Allen and James Cook.
Heading into a highly-anticipated matchup in Week 11 against the Kansas City Chiefs, Allen and the Bills will need to keep a similar game plan in their back pocket in the case that they are missing any of their key receivers.
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