Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid left training camp practice Monday after appearing to suffer an injury during 11-on-11 red-zone drills.
Kincaid went down near the middle of the field on a play in which quarterback Josh Allen rolled to his right and connected with Khalil Shakir near the right pylon for a touchdown.
The Bills tight end went to one knee following the play before getting up and walking off the field with a limp alongside members of the team's training staff.
Kincaid then removed his helmet and spent time talking with trainers behind the practice field at St. John Fisher University.
Kincaid entered training camp healthy after dealing with injuries during his first three NFL seasons. Both Brady and general manager Brandon Beane
praised Kincaid's offseason and physical condition on the opening day of camp.
"Dalton had such a great offseason," Brady said on July 29. "Conditioning test, knocked it out of the park. Great place. Excited to get him in training camp."
The Bills were practicing in shoulder pads Monday and are scheduled to put on full pads for the first time Tuesday.
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Buffalo Bills top tight end leaves training camp with apparent injury
