Joshua Palmer practiced all week.

That still wasn’t enough for the Buffalo Bills to clear him for Sunday.

Palmer is questionable for Buffalo’s Week 6 game against the Las Vegas Raiders after missing Monday night’s overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams because of a shoulder injury.

The Bills visit the Raiders at 4:25 p.m. ET Sunday at Allegiant Stadium.

Here’s the latest on Palmer’s status.

Is Joshua Palmer playing today?

Joshua Palmer is officially questionable for the Bills’ game against the Raiders.

Palmer was limited in practice Wednesday, Thursday and Friday because of his shoulder injury.

The Bills will announce their inactive players about 90 minutes before kickoff.

Palmer missed Monday night’s 37-34 overtime victory against the Rams after injuring his shoulder during practice in the week leading up to the game.

He is one of five Bills listed as questionable for Sunday. Wide receiver D.J. Moore, defensive tackle Ed Oliver, cornerback Dee Alford and defensive lineman T.J. Sanders also carry questionable designations.

Joshua Palmer injury update

Palmer’s shoulder injury surfaced during practice before Buffalo’s Week 5 game against Los Angeles.

Brady said Palmer got “kind of twisted up” during a practice and the Bills ultimately ruled him out against the Rams.

Palmer returned this week but remained limited in all three practices.

Bills wide receiver depth chart

Buffalo could again be shorthanded at wide receiver.

• D.J. Moore: questionable

• Khalil Shakir

• Keon Coleman

• Joshua Palmer: questionable

• Greg Dortch

• Skyler Bell

• Practice squad: Trent Sherfield, Stephen Gosnell, Ja'Mori Maclin