Buffalo, NY, November 9, 2026 — The Buffalo Bills have made a roster move, placing wide receiver Josh Palmer on injured reserve. The team announced the decision, which will sideline Palmer for a minimum of four games.

The specifics of Palmer’s injury were not immediately disclosed. Information regarding the nature or severity of the ailment was not provided.

As per NFL rules, players placed on injured reserve are ineligible to play for at least four regular-season games. They can be activated from injured reserve after that four-game period, provided the team designates them to return. The exact timeline for Palmer’s potential return to the active roster remains to be determined and will depend on his recovery process and the team’s medical assessments.

Josh Palmer joined the Buffalo Bills under circumstances not detailed in the provided summary. His role on the team or expected contributions for the current season were also not specified. The team has not released details on who will fill the roster spot vacated by Palmer’s placement on injured reserve.

The Buffalo Bills organization has not commented further on the player’s condition or the implications of this roster move beyond the standard league procedure for injured reserve designations. Further updates regarding Josh Palmer’s status are expected to be released by the team as his recovery progresses and if any further roster decisions are made.

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