Dalton Kincaid Dynasty Value

Went from a single catch in one game as a freshman in 2020 to the most dangerous receiving tight end in college football by 2022. Kincaid finished his Utah career with 107 receptions for 1414 yards and 16 touchdowns across 26 games, a trajectory that accelerated fast: 36 catches for 510 yards and 8 scores in 13 games as a sophomore, then 70 catches for 890 yards and 8 more touchdowns in just 12 games as a junior. That final season at 5.8 receptions and 74.2 yards per game is production that most wide receivers never reach, let alone a tight end in the Pac-12. Career averages of 4.1 catches and 54.4 yards per game with a 13.2 yards per reception average that confirms he works all three levels of the field. 246 pounds with no combine forty on record, so the athletic evaluation comes from tape rather than a stopwatch. His game is built on body control, route discipline, and the ability to win contested catches in traffic. R1.25 for the most polished receiving tight end in this class, a player whose 16 touchdowns in 26 games tell you exactly what he does near the goal line.