Kincaid Have More Production In Him?

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Jeremy and Joe discuss the possibility of TE Dalton Kincaid having a lot more to give to the offense.

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00:00And on Kincaid, you've probably heard it.

00:03Ian Harditz has, he tweeted out a chart yesterday, like,

00:05Kincaid's the number one most efficient tight end in football in terms of, like, yards per target or yards per route run.

00:12Yeah, there's a few of them.

00:13It got me thinking about efficiency.

00:16Like, efficiency is a strange thing in football to talk about because what it can often mean,

00:24like, who's the most efficient?

00:25Because not everybody gets the same opportunity.

00:26And what you're trying to say is, hey, he's the most efficient tight end.

00:30Is another way to say that just, he's the best that isn't used nearly enough?

00:37Why is he efficient?

00:38Well, when they do throw to him, he's awesome.

00:41And they just don't throw to him.

00:43So that's efficient, right?

00:45Right.

00:47What's my goal?

00:48Is my goal efficient or is my goal lucrative, prolific?

00:51Is it just, who cares if it's 10 yards per, would I like 10 yards per catch on 10 catches or 8 yards per catch on 20 catches?

01:00I was going to say, like.

01:01One of those is much more efficient.

01:03Yeah, I think you're going too far with it if you're saying, like, I would rather have.

01:07Efficiency.

01:07Kincaid's efficiency on, what does he have, 40 targets this year, 50 targets this year,

01:13than Trey McBride, who might average a little less than him, but it's on 88 catches.

01:18Right.

01:19Like, which is better?

01:21The dude is doing it with crazy high volume.

01:23I remember this being true about Gabe Davis.

01:25Gabe Davis' first two years, when he wasn't a full-time starter, he was split in time with either Sanders or John Brown.

01:30He was, like, the most efficient receiver in Bill's history, like, the most efficient receiver in the NFL.

01:35Yards per target?

01:37Yards per target, yards per route run even, because he wasn't playing all the time, but he was getting big plays.

01:42Right.

01:42And I remember thinking, like, okay, look how efficient, this dude needs to play more.

01:46And then sometimes, with guys like that, you do play them more, in what happened to Gabe Davis' case.

01:51They turned up the volume, and then the efficiency went way down.

01:54Well, they turned up the volume, and they changed his role.

01:56Because his role became, you know, you're getting tougher competition.

02:00So, sometimes efficiency is, right, we'll go back to it even further back.

02:04Diggs in Minnesota.

02:07Incredible efficiency.

02:09This is a player that needs more, and you'll get more.

02:12And, like, Kincaid, isn't he probably, you need more, you'll just get more.

02:17He's more likely to be the latter.

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