Photo by David Zalubowski -Associated Press

Height	Weight	Arm Length	Hand Size
6'4"	246 lbs.	32 5/8"	10 1/4"

40 Yard Dash	Bench Press	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-Cone Drill	20 Yard Shuttle
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

Games	Receptions	Receiving Yards	Touchdowns
​42	175	2623	35

Pros 

• Excellent athleticism at the position that allows him to mismatch anywhere on the field.

• Former basketball player turned tight end and it shows in his explosiveness and catching ability.

• Elite hands that catch everything in his vicinity. 

• Excellent route-runner that plays with great fluidity and agility that makes him such a problem for defensive backs.

• Leaping ability is very evident on contested catches, almost like he's going for an alley-oop at times.

• Has an extensive route-tree at the tight end position.

• Effective at all three levels of the field.

• His skills as a receiver making him a highly versatile weapon on offense.

• One of the best redzone threats in the draft and his production proves it.

• Excellent run after catch capabilities with great burst and speed once the ball is in his hands.

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• Can break tackles and evade defenders in the open field and is always a threat break off big gains for his team.

Cons

• Lighter than you would like at the tight end position.

• Blocking technique is raw currently.'

 

• Lacking muscle mass in his frame is an issue when driving defenders back.

 

• More of a receiver than a traditional in-line tight end.

Overview

Basketball players have had great success transitioning into the NFL with Antonio Gates, Tony Gonzalez, and more recently Jimmy Graham and Dalton Kincaid, while not a collegiate basketball player, was a very good high school player and those skills developed in his youth have clearly materialized on the college grid iron. Kincaid can run excellent routes, make phenomenal catches, and turn a short pass into a 40+ yard gain and he has done this with relative ease over the past two seasons but his light frame and lack of muscle mass may restrict him to less than traditional tight end role witch could pigeon-hole him as a prospect. If he can gain some more muscle to his frame and develop as a blocker, he could be a very good tight end in the NFL.