Dalton Kincaid
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Declares for draft
Kincaid (upper body) announced Sunday via his personal Twitter account that he has declared for the 2023 NFL Draft and won't play for Utah in the Utes' Jan. 2 Rose Bowl matchup with Penn State.
ANALYSIS
Kincaid played through an upper-body injury during the Pac-12 Championship Game victory over USC and secured four of six targets for 40 yards. However, he's still dealing with the issue and will focus on his rehab process rather than playing for Utah in the Rose Bowl. Over three seasons at Utah, he secured 107 of 145 targets for 1,414 yards and 16 touchdowns.
Kincaid played through an upper-body injury during the Pac-12 Championship Game victory over USC and secured four of six targets for 40 yards. However, he's still dealing with the issue and will focus on his rehab process rather than playing for Utah in the Rose Bowl. Over three seasons at Utah, he secured 107 of 145 targets for 1,414 yards and 16 touchdowns.
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2022 Fantasy Outlook
Among the Utah tight ends last season, Kincaid was second in receiving yards (510 yards) behind Brant Kuithe’s (611 yards) , but that doesn’t mean that he isn’t still one of the best tight ends in the country. He spent the first two seasons of his career at the University of San Diego where he was awarded the FCS All-American title, and after transferring to Utah and having little production his first year, he broke out in 2021. Last season Kuithe accumulated 611 receiving yards, 50 receptions and seven total touchdowns. With his talent, it is easy to see why he was recruited as a wideout, which makes him a dangerous offensive weapon. He also has great hands and has yet to drop a single pass in his 37 opportunities as a Ute.
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Not a guarantee to play
Head coach Kyle Whittingham mentioned pregame that it is not a guarantee Kincaid will play in Friday's Pac-12 Championship Game against USC, Bryan Fisher of Fox Sports reports.
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Stays hot in blowout
Kincaid caught five passes for 102 yards and a touchdown during Saturday's 63-21 win versus Colorado.
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Modest production in return
Kincaid hauled in four receptions for 35 yards on seven targets in Saturday's 42-7 win over Stanford.
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Not warming up early
Kincaid (shoulder) wasn't spotted during warmups ahead of Saturday's game against Arizona, Josh Furlong of KSL.com reports.
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Exits early after injury
Kincaid (shoulder) reeled in 7 of 11 targets for 56 yards and one touchdown during Thursday's 21-17 win over Washington State.
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