Joshua Keith Palmer professionally well-known as Josh Palmer is a a Canadian professional American football wide receiver for the Los Angeles Chargers of the National Football League (NFL). There is a concern among his fans related to his injury and in this post you will get all the information related to it.
What Happened to Joshua Palmer?
Joshua Palmer, a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Chargers will not play against the New York Jets on Monday, November 6, 2023, because of a knee injury. Palmer leads the Chargers in receiving yards (377) and receptions (23) after not practicing.
INJURY REPORT: Joshua Palmer (knee) misses another practice on Friday
— The Fantasy Source (@FantasySource_) November 3, 2023
He was limited due to knee problems in last week’s game against the Chicago Bears and had three catches for 24 yards. We hope that he will get well soon. Our good wishes are with him. You can read about Joshua’s professional life below.
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When Did Joshua Palmer Start Playing Football?
Palmer, the son of Keith and Alethia Palmer was raised in Brampton, Ontario. Keiana and Lanisha are his sisters. In addition to playing football, he ran track and played basketball at St. Roch Catholic Secondary School. In the tenth grade, he received the “St. Roch’s Junior Athlete of the Year” award.
In the ninth and tenth grades, he played wide receiver and defensive back to assist St. Roch in winning two JV football crowns. In addition, he was a player with the Brampton Bulldogs and the Ontario Football Conference’s Burlington Stampeders.
Palmer attended summer football clinics across the country and was recruited by multiple Division I football organizations. He then spent his last two years of high school at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Palmer was a three-star prospect when he made his collegiate football commitment at Syracuse in the summer prior to his senior year. With 32 receptions for 506 yards and eight touchdowns at the end of his senior year, he was chosen to the second team of the Class 7A All-State.
He also played during his college life and after that he started playing professionally. He did very hard work to make his name.
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