Will Dalton Kincaid play this week? Status revealed on Bills TE for Week 13 SNF vs 49ers

Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid is in his second season in the NFL and has quickly become one of quarterback Josh Allen's favorite targets on the team.

Kincaid is third on the team in receiving yards (356), second in receptions (34) and second in targets (59) while scoring two touchdowns in 10 games played. He's had five-plus targets in all but one game this season.

The Bills face the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday night, and Kincaid has been a candiadate to miss this week's game as he's been dealing with a knee injury.

Dalton Kincaid injury update: Will Bills TE play this Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers?

Dalton Kincaid during Miami Dolphins v Buffalo Bills - Source: Getty

Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid was held out of practice all week as he's battling a knee injury. Kincaid suffered a knee injury in the Bills' Week 10 game against the Indianapolis Colts.

With the Bills facing the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday night, Kincaid has been ruled out. NFL Network reporter Ian Rapoport delivered the news this morning, stating that ccoach Sean McDermott ruled Kincaid out for the game.

Rapoport tweeted:

"#Bills coach Sean McDermott rules out TE Dalton Kincaid (knee) for Sunday night's game vs. the #49ers, while LB Matt Milano (biceps) is questionable. If he's going to play, he'd have to be activated."

The Buffalo Bills could clinch the AFC East titile with a win

Sean McDermott during Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins - Source: Getty

It's Week 13 of the NFL season, which means playoff berths are going to start happening.

The Buffalo Bills have a chance to clinch the AFC East division with a win against the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday night. Heading into this week, the Bills needed two things to happen to win the division.

First, they needed the Miami Dolphins to lose to the Green Bay Packers on Thankgiving, which they did, on top of beating the 49ers and improving to 10-2.

If the Bills are victorious on Sunday night, they will be one of the first teams to clinch a playoff berth. The Kansas City Chiefs and the Detroit Lions can also clinch spots with victories plus some help this week.

Meanwhile, the New York Giants became the first team eliminated from playoff contention afer their 27-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving.