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What happened to Josh Palmer? Live injury updates for Monday 10/13/25

What happened to Josh Palmer? Live injury updates for Monday 10/13/25

Updated:

By: Stan Son

UPDATE: Palmer will not return to the game.


UPDATE: Palmer is now questionable to return but he is running on the sideline.


With 14:06 left in the second quarter of Monday night’s game against the Atlanta Falcons, Bills wide receiver Josh Palmer caught a 15-yard pass. As he turned upfield, a Falcons defender brought Palmer down by the waist, causing his left leg to bend awkwardly. Palmer eventually made his way to the medical tent under his own power.

Prior to exiting, Palmer caught his two targets for 60 yards, with a 45-yard strike on the first drive. If Palmer is unable to return, Keon Coleman and Khalil Shakir will be the main wide receivers with Tyrell Shavers and Elijah Moore possibly getting some snaps.

Stan joined DraftKings in December of 2020. It was a glorious time, except for that whole COVID thing, when we got Madden streams and boisterous bat flips from the KBO. I was brought on board to bring some West Coast flavor. I especially love hoops, and most of my content is in that arena. When I walk along the beach, strumming my guitar, the beat that I hear is not one of crashing waves. No, it is the beat of the ball bouncing off the hardwood with highs provided by the squeaks of the sneakers. Ball is life.
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