Palmer's Struggles in Buffalo

0:00On May 1st, the Buffalo Bill signed Joshua Palmer to a 3-year 36-million-dollar deal last off-season to fix their wide receiver group after trading Stefan Diggs. But after a rough first year in Buffalo, the 26-year-old looks like he's slipping down the depth chart fast. Palmer suited up for just 12 games last season, hauling in 22 catches for 303 yards with zero touchdowns. He saw the feel for only 49% of offensive snaps, his lowest since his rookie year with the chargers. Injuries wrecked his campaign, he rolled his Enquan Week 6 against the Falcons, missed three games on injured reserve, sat out Weeks 13 and 14, and got sidelineed again before the playoffs. Meanwhile, the bills beefed up by trading for DJ Moore, having third-year guy Keon Coleman and drafting rookie Skyler Bell in the fourth round. At least Palmer, as the odd man out in a crowded passing game, were targets are limited. His production was just 14.3% of the wide receiver's output last year, and with these new additions

1:05expect even less. Deadcap hits make it tough to cut him now. 14.2 million this year, but it drops to 4.8 million in 2027. Heading into training camp, Palmer's on notice, fighting for scraps in Buffalo's aerial attack.