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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Buffalo Bills placed receiver Josh Palmer on injured reserve on Monday ahead of their game at the Minnesota Vikings.
Palmer has been sidelined after hurting his right hamstring when he pulled up while attempting to catch a deep pass in the first quarter of Buffalo’s 36-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Nov. 1.
The Bills have not revealed the severity of the injury or provided a timeline of when Palmer can return. It’s the latest injury for the sixth-year player, who is in his second season in Buffalo. Palmer already missed one game this season with a shoulder injury.
The Bills (6-1) also announced they’ve promoted safety Geno Stone and receiver Trent Sherfield from the practice roster to play against Minnesota.
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