Joshua Palmer has had two consecutive games with over 60 receiving yards and scored a touchdown in Week 9. However, despite this production, he is not considered a reliable starter due to insufficient target volume.

Joshua Palmer has had two consecutive games with over 60 receiving yards and scored a touchdown in Week 9 against the Browns. Despite this production, he is not considered a reliable starter due to insufficient targets.

Joshua Palmer has recorded over 60 receiving yards in his last two games and scored a touchdown in Week 9. However, despite these performances, he is not considered a reliable starter due to insufficient targets.

Joshua Palmer has had two consecutive games with over 60 receiving yards and scored his first touchdown of the season against the Browns. Despite this, he lacks reliable fantasy value due to insufficient targets, having not seen more than five passes thrown his way in any game. He has taken a backseat to rookie Ladd McConkey and second-year player Quentin Johnston, indicating that the Chargers likely view him as a WR3 rather than a WR2. Overall, Palmer is not worth rostering in most fantasy leagues.

Joshua Palmer caught two of four targets for 63 yards and a touchdown in the Chargers' recent victory over the Browns. Despite finding the end zone early, his limited volume makes him unreliable as a weekly starter. He may be worth a roster spot in deeper leagues as an injury or bye-week replacement, but relying on him for consistent production is risky, especially with the upcoming matchup against the Titans, who have a strong defense against wide receivers. It's advisable to leave Palmer on the bench in leagues with 12 or fewer teams.