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Knox is in contention for the starting TE spot to begin Week 1, Vic Carucci of The Buffalo News reports.
After Tyler Kroft re-broke his right foot during May OTAs, Knox became the leading candidate to begin the season as the Bills' starting tight end, while unheralded prospects such as Jason Croom and Tommy Sweeney, as well as veteran Lee Smith, are also in contention for the role. While Carucci noted Knox has looked impressive at times during spring practices, the 2019 third-round pick would need to improve at a significant rate in order to hold off Kroft for the entire season, even if the latter does eventually get placed on the PUP list to begin the 2019 campaign.