It’s fair to say that almost all of Bills Mafia was taken by full surprise when Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane moved up two spots to draft Utah tight end Dalton Kincaid. By jumping the Dallas Cowboys to move from pick 27 to 25, the Bills pulled off a masterful trade to secure a player most thought was destined for the Cowboys.
Kincaid fell so far that Beane couldn’t ignore the opportunity to add him to offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey’s receiving unit. Prior to the selection of Kincaid, most of Bills Mafia was concerned with the run on wide receivers, where for the first time in the common era of the NFL Draft, four receivers were picked consecutively.