The Buffalo Bills made a significant move by signing former Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Joshua Palmer to a three-year, $36 million deal. While Palmer is viewed as a solid addition to help fill the shoes of Mack Hollins, who left for the New England Patriots, ESPN analyst Ben Solak expressed skepticism regarding the cost of the signing. He questioned whether Palmer's impact would justify a price tag nearly double that of Hollins, indicating that while Palmer is a reliable complementary receiver, he lacks the potential of a game-changing pass catcher. Nonetheless, Solak acknowledged the Bills' overall aggressive strategy in free agency, noting their effective re-signings of key players like Gregory Rousseau and Khalil Shakir. This strategic move reflects Buffalo's desire to maintain competitiveness in a challenging AFC East.