The Buffalo Bills are facing scrutiny after the signing of wide receiver Joshua Palmer, who has yet to play a game for the team. Despite an overall offseason grade of B-plus from ESPN, analysts criticized the decision to bring in Palmer on a three-year, $29 million deal, describing it as 'uninspiring.' Palmer's performance metrics, including only 1.6 yards per route run in the prior season with the Chargers, have raised concerns about his fit within the Bills' offense. Meanwhile, Buffalo's established stars like quarterback Josh Allen and wideout Khalil Shakir have been praised, yet the receiver corps is viewed as a weak link.

Palmer's addition is viewed skeptically given his lackluster statistics, which may not translate well into production alongside an elite quarterback like Allen. As the Bills look to compete in a tough AFC East, the pressure will be on Palmer to prove his worth and fill the gaps left by previous departures in the receiver room. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely whether this signing will bolster or hinder the Bills' offensive potency.