Joshua Palmer

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Palmer looks like an every-down receiver in a Josh-Allen-led offense. The Bills will spread the ball around, but the departures of Mack Hollins and Amari Cooper open up snaps and counting stats in Buffalo's wide receiver corps.

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Palmer will likely be the fourth- or fifth-most productive option in the Bills' passing offense. He's a capable underneath option who can win targets at the boundary in the intermediate range and the red zone. 

Palmer's game is a combination of Keon Coleman and Khalil Shakir but not as dynamic as either. Palmer is depth for the Bills in case Curtis Samuel (really "when," not "if") gets hurt or Elijah Moore doesn't emerge. 

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Mack Hollins was an outside wide receiver for Buffalo last year. He led all Bills receivers in snaps with 721. Joshua Palmer, a mainly outside receiver, projects to replace Hollins in the starting lineup alongside Keon Coleman and Khalil Shakir. While he'll play a good amount of snaps, Palmer is not a difference-making player and is now in an offense that spread the ball around in 2024. His NFL production to date is what his ceiling is (500-800 yards). This is a profile I'll draft, but not until the very end of drafts. And he's already gone by then. I'm lower than the market.