"Meanwhile, Keon Coleman continues to be a disappointment": NFL fans react as Dalton Kincaid heads to locker room after hamstring injury

Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid suffered a hamstring injury in the third quarter of his team's Week 10 clash against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. Kincaid picked up the injury while on a pass route, and he pulled up lame.

It was later confirmed that Kincaid needed to head down to the locker room for further assessment and was questionable to return. Fans on social media had some interesting reactions to Kincaid's injury while the Bills were down 16-0 when the TE exited.

"It is sad that we lost such a key player in this game. Meanwhile, Keon Coleman continues to be a disappointment as WR1," one tweeted.

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"To be fair, I wouldn't want to put that jersey back on either. Smart move by Dalton," another added. "He’s out. Keep him out. We’ll need him for the playoffs," a third commented.

Here are some more reactions.

"I am questionable to keep watching this team," one wrote. "His out... No way his coming back. Holding his leg like to s*it his pants," another added. "Wake me when it is over. This game is good for one thing--a nap!" a user tweeted.

Kincaid has been one of the Bills' better offensive players this season. Before entering the game against the Dolphins, he had 411 yards and four touchdowns on 27 receptions.

Kincaid had 37 yards on two receptions before exiting against Miami on Sunday. He put his hand down toward his right hamstring and got medical attention once he limped off the field at Hard Rock Stadium.

Bills TE Dalton Kincaid ruled out for rest of the game vs. the Dolphins

NFL: Buffalo Bills TE Dalton Kincaid - Source: Imagn

ESPN's Adam Schefter reported later on Sunday that Dalton Kincaid was ruled out for the rest of the game against the Dolphins. However, the Bills will hope that the TE's injury is not too serious since Kincaid has become a key member of the team's offense.

In the past two weeks, Kincaid made history for Buffalo. He became only the second tight end in Bills' history, after Paul Costa, to record multiple 100-yard performances in a single season.

At the time of writing, the Bills are trailing 16-6 against the Dolphins with just over seven minutes remaining in the game.

Edited by Arnold