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Bills will exercise Dalton Kincaid's fifth-year option, keeping him through 2029.
Beane said the decision would be knocked out sometime this spring.
Kincaid posted strong efficiency in 2025, with high receiving EPA and yards per reception.
Kincaid has durability concerns, appearing in 13 and 12 games in the two latest seasons.
Beane emphasized keeping Kincaid healthy as the team’s primary goal for next season.
Beane also announced a Spencer Brown contract restructure to save cap space.
Beane cited the need to get under the cap and mentioned multiple methods to do so.
Beane and team discussed Kincaid's value in the Bills’ offense as a key asset.
Kincaid is 26 years old and a former first-round pick for the Bills.
The article was filed during the 2026 NFL Combine coverage by Bills Digest.

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Bills restructure Spencer Brown's contract to free cap space for the 2026 offseason, saving more than $10 million.
Brown was set to count $19.3 million against the 2026 cap before the restructuring.
Beane acknowledged the Bills still need cap relief and are exploring multiple avenues.
Brown has been a stalwart blocker, earning a four-year, $72 million contract with Buffalo in 2024.
Spencer Brown's performance has included a pass-blocking efficiency above 96% in the past two seasons.
The Bills aim to be under the cap before free agency opens in a few weeks.
Beane and the Bills leadership are adjusting under a new staff while evaluating cap moves.
The restructuring occurred ahead of the 2026 league year and free agency.
Spencer Brown has been a patient contributor on the Bills' offensive line since 2024.
The Bills view Brown as part of a strong bookend duo with Dion Dawkins.

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Beane frames free-agent outcomes as market-driven, underscoring the business reality that players will chase the best offer while the Bills weigh their options.
Bills have ongoing conversations with agents as they plan for the next-generation interior linemen, signaling continued negotiation.
A structural cap maneuver restructured Spencer Brown’s contract to create roughly $10.4 million in cap space, reflecting tight financial constraints.
Alec Anderson was re-signed on a one-year deal, adding versatility to potentially replace McGovern or Edwards across multiple OL spots.
Internal options are being prepared, with Sedrick Van Pran-Granger, Tylan Grable, and Chase Lundt among names in the mix if free agents depart.
Beane highlights the durability of McGovern and Edwards, noting strong participation and low sack counts in recent seasons.
The veteran duo’s durability is emphasized, with Edwards appearing in 50 of 51 and McGovern 49 of 51 games over the past three years.
The Bills began the offseason about $10 million over the salary cap, underscoring the financial tightness entering negotiations.
Beane aims to cultivate the next generation of interior linemen to ensure continuity beyond the current veterans.
The new reference timeline updates indicate a broader injury context for key Bills players, shaping Beane’s long-term planning for 2026.

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Keon Coleman will have every chance to rebound with the Bills in 2026, provided he recaptures the offseason form that impressed during training camp and keeps off-field maturity issues in check.
Beane links Keon Coleman's past off-field maturity to his 2025 struggles, underscoring a need to separate maturation from production.
Coleman finished 2025 with modest numbers (30 receptions, 292 yards, 3 TDs), but the Bills see potential for a turnaround with better consistency.
New Bills staff, including a fresh coaching mindset, is expected to groom Coleman toward a role better suited to the team’s plans.
Beane recalls Coleman’s strong early offseason work as a benchmark for future improvement, signaling expectations remain high.
Coleman, a 2024 first-round-like pick (33rd overall), carries two seasons left on his rookie deal as the Bills weigh his long-term fit.
Coaches are intent on shaping Coleman to their scheme, signaling a deliberate development path rather than a quick fix.
The Bills plan to evaluate the receiver group strategically via free agency, the draft, and potential trades in the offseason.
Beane’s comments surfaced at the NFL Combine, framing Coleman’s 2026 outlook within active offseason movement by the Bills front office.
Coleman’s midseason dip included benchings for missing meetings, highlighting discipline as a focal point for a potential revival.

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