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  • TB Wide Receiver #10
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    Trey Palmer (hip) is questionable to play Week 14 against the Raiders.
    The field-stretcher might have offered deep-league flex value given the matchup, and six teams being on bye, but a speed-based part-time player offers little reliability this week. He is not a recommended start.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Trey Palmer (hip) was limited in Thursday’s practice.
    Palmer likely suffered the injury in Thursday’s practice so he should be considered highly questionable to suit up for Week 14 against the Raiders. Palmer is not a fantasy-relevant player but his potential absence would free up a few targets for active players.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Trey Palmer was held without a catch in the Bucs’ Week 10 loss to the 49ers.
    Palmer drew one target. With the Bucs headed on bye and Mike Evans (hamstring) potentially returning for Week 12, Palmer isn’t worth keeping around in even the deepest of PPR leagues.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Trey Palmer caught 2-of-4 targets for 33 yards in the Buccaneers’ Week 9 win over the Chiefs.
    Palmer played most of the offensive snaps for a team missing its top three wide receivers but failed to generate anything of fantasy utility against the stout secondary of the Chiefs. Palmer’s next chance to put up usable counting stats comes in another difficult matchup in Week 10 against the 49ers.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Trey Palmer caught both of his targets for 29 yards in the Bucs’ Week 8 loss against the Falcons.
    Palmer ran a pass route on 41 of Baker Mayfield’s 53 drop backs but was a tertiary option in the passing game, even with Mike Evans (hamstring) and Chris Godwin (ankle) sidelined. Palmer won’t have a strong role in the Tampa offense until Jalen McMillan or Sterling Shepard miss time.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Buccaneers WR Trey Palmer (concussion) is questionable for Week 7 against the Ravens.
    Palmer has missed the previous two games after sustaining a concussion in Week 4 but he was upgraded to a full participant on both Friday and Saturday, making it likely he makes his return against the Ravens. The fact that he is listed as questionable and not off the team’s injury report entirely likely means he has to clear the final step of the league’s concussion protocol, something that fantasy managers in deep leagues will want to see happen Sunday to feel good enough about inserting him back into starting lineups.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Bucs WR Trey Palmer (concussion) will not play in Week 6 against the Saints.
    Backup wide receiver Kameron Johnson was also ruled out. Jalen McMillan has a chance to play through his hamstring injury. If he can’t go, Sterling Shepard will remain the Bucs’ WR3 for Week 6.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Buccaneers WR Trey Palmer (concussion) did not participate in Wednesday’s practice.
    Palmer missed Week 5 against the Falcons due to the concussion and remains out to begin the week. He has four catches for 45 yards and a touchdown through four games this season. With Jalen McMillan (hamstring) and Kameron Johnson (ankle) both limited in practice, the Bucs’ No. 3 wideout spot remains in flux.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Buccaneers ruled out Trey Palmer (concussion) for Week 5 against the Falcons
    The Buccaneers are without their Nos. 3 (Jalen McMillan) and 4 (Palmer) WRs this week, condensing the passing tree to star wide receivers, Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. T Luke Goedeke (concussion) was also ruled out this week.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Buccaneers WR Trey Palmer (concussion) did not practice on Tuesday.
    As expected. With Sterling Shepard signed to the active roster and a suffered concussion on Sunday, evidence is piling up against Palmer being active this week. He’ll likely have a shot to be ready in Week 6 after the mini-bye.