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Bills Urged to Unload $30 Million Wide Receiver in Trade
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Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox believes the Bills should make sure that point gets across by putting wide receiver Josh Palmer on the trade block.
The Bills drastically overvalued Palmer in free agency before the 2025 season, signing him to a 3-year, $30 million contract.
The Bills have just over $10 million in cap space, and they could save $10.2 million in cap room by trading Palmer.”
In 4 seasons, Palmer never had more than 500 receiving yards in a single year, but was still drafted in the 3rd round (No.
If you are watching for 1 thing that might trigger a Palmer trade, pay close attention to how Bell and 3rd-year wide receiver Keon Coleman perform in preseason games.