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By Matt Audilet
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Joshua Palmer is putting on a solid training camp performance as he prepares for a bounce-back year with the Buffalo Bills in 2026.
Palmer missed five regular-season games and the playoffs in his first season with the Bills in 2025, dealing with knee and ankle injuries. While he didn't live up to expectations in the first year of his three-year, free-agent contract, the 26-year-old wide receiver is hoping to deliver this coming season.
"I feel good. My body feels good. I'm well recovered. I'm flying around, so that's all I can ask for," Palmer said, via the team's official website. "I don't have to question any of my movements, I don't have to think before the route, I'm not stressed before I go on the field. I just go out and play."
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Palmer reeled in 22 catches for 303 yards and zero touchdowns in 2025.
"The biggest thing is getting the confidence of [quarterback Josh Allen] back," Palmer added. "I missed a lot of time. The confidence of my team is all I really care about."
"I know we had a starting point last year, but I think it's a hard reset just because I missed so much time," he continued. "So now it's just getting that trust and that timing back, which I don't feel like we ever lost. But consistency, repetition and reps is something that is something that we need."
The Bills will open up their regular-season schedule with a Week 1 matchup against the Houston Texans on Sept. 13.
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