Casting Couch
Footballguy
Opportunities. Lots of balls that once went to Allen and Williams, Josh Palmer could be a big beneficiary with a big time QB tossing the ball.
Buy low now !!
Buy low now !!
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WR Josh Palmer, BUF (1 Viewer)
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TheWinz
Footballguy
My son loved Baby Spice. He's 36 now, but I still get to tell him every now and again, just to piss him off.
karl.Racki
Footballguy
Expecting 1000-1200 yards this season.. He is going to be the steal of many FF drafts.
VikingFrog
Footballguy
He’s one of the guys nobody believes in. For good reason. Similar to Diontae Johnson. You have to expect the volume is there and both were dirt cheap to draft… or acquire after the draft in 10 team leagues it seems.
hes on my list. I'm pretty sure he has himself a nice season. I look for him about one round earlier than his ADP and still feel I'm getting a good deal at that point in the draft.
VikingFrog
Footballguy
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
@Faust
not to be nitpicky but pretty sure my man goes by Joshua these days
elite sideline catch last week
bit of a disappointing Week 7, we thought JP would see a major uptick; instead we got a ho-hum 5 targets 4-63
instead TE Will Dissly was the featured receiver - career high 11 targets, 7-81; his previous high was 8 targets
does that seem repeatable? maybe he's having an age 28 breakout, but we have to go back to 2019 to find that kind of production from Dissly
but let's not miss that FF disappointment doesn't mean Palmer didn't have a great day last week
78.3 PFF receiving grade led all Chargers
80.7 PFF offensive grade was 2nd to Herbert
per usual the LAC went with a lot of 12 and 13 personnel - 22 snaps
they ran 11 personnel 43 times (65%)
*M*A*S*H unit aka the Chargers WR room for Week 8:
not to be nitpicky but pretty sure my man goes by Joshua these days
elite sideline catch last week
bit of a disappointing Week 7, we thought JP would see a major uptick; instead we got a ho-hum 5 targets 4-63
instead TE Will Dissly was the featured receiver - career high 11 targets, 7-81; his previous high was 8 targets
does that seem repeatable? maybe he's having an age 28 breakout, but we have to go back to 2019 to find that kind of production from Dissly
but let's not miss that FF disappointment doesn't mean Palmer didn't have a great day last week
78.3 PFF receiving grade led all Chargers
80.7 PFF offensive grade was 2nd to Herbert
per usual the LAC went with a lot of 12 and 13 personnel - 22 snaps
they ran 11 personnel 43 times (65%)
*M*A*S*H unit aka the Chargers WR room for Week 8:
- starting WR Quentin Johnston (ankle) DNP-DNP-LP (doubtful)
- starting slot WR Ladd McConkey (hip0 DNP-DNP-LP (questionable)
- backup WR Derius Davis (hamstring) DNP-DNP-DNP (doubtful)
- backup WR DJ Chark (groin) LP-LP-LP (questionable)
- wide receiver Jaylen Johnson
- wide receiver Jalen Reagor
Tau837
Footballguy
Hard to believe the Bills gave him 3 years, $36M. I'm really glad the Chargers didn't do that.
TheDirtyWord
Footballguy
Seems like the perfect guy to replace Gabe Davis.
Hard to believe the Bills gave him 3 years, $36M. I'm really glad the Chargers didn't do that.
JohnnyU
Footballguy
He's no better than Gabe Davis and probably worse.
Hard to believe the Bills gave him 3 years, $36M. I'm really glad the Chargers didn't do that.
I'd take Palmer over Gabe Davis, but yeah, either way its a #3 WR, and not a particularly exciting one. I wonder if this means Buffalo lets Curtis Samuel go.He's no better than Gabe Davis and probably worse.
Hard to believe the Bills gave him 3 years, $36M. I'm really glad the Chargers didn't do that.
GroveDiesel
Footballguy
Samuel is a $9m cap hit now and would go to a $12M cap hit if they release him. Unlikely to let him go this year.I'd take Palmer over Gabe Davis, but yeah, either way it’s a #3 WR, and not a particularly exciting one. I wonder if this means Buffalo lets Curtis Samuel go.He's no better than Gabe Davis and probably worse.
Hard to believe the Bills gave him 3 years, $36M. I'm really glad the Chargers didn't do that.
Crazy the Bills keeping giving these types of contracts to these types of guys. I’d rather give a few dollars to keep Hollins around again and then see what Kupp wants if he’s cut.
It’s not like Palmer had a bad QB situation or had a bunch of healthy stud WRs ahead of him all this time.
Agreed. Personally, I think Samuel was underused last season, and is better than Palmer, but that's over 20 million this year, going to WRs who could easily be replaced by a random 3rd round rookie. They REALLY need one of Kincaid or Coleman to take a huge step forward in my opinion.Samuel is a $9m cap hit now and would go to a $12M cap hit if they release him. Unlikely to let him go this year.I'd take Palmer over Gabe Davis, but yeah, either way it’s a #3 WR, and not a particularly exciting one. I wonder if this means Buffalo lets Curtis Samuel go.He's no better than Gabe Davis and probably worse.
Hard to believe the Bills gave him 3 years, $36M. I'm really glad the Chargers didn't do that.
Crazy the Bills keeping giving these types of contracts to these types of guys. I’d rather give a few dollars to keep Hollins around again and then see what Kupp wants if he’s cut.
It’s not like Palmer had a bad QB situation or had a bunch of healthy stud WRs ahead of him all this time.
The Duff Man
Footballguy
I don’t get this at all.
