Selected in the sixth round (191st overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Made his NFL debut in the Week 1 victory at Minnesota, logging 23 offensive snaps and bringing in two receptions for eight yards and one touchdown.
His receiving touchdown in Week 1 came on his first career reception. It also marked the ninth time in team history that a player caught a receiving touchdown in their first game with the Buccaneers, and the first such occurrence since Mike Williams did so on Sept. 12, 2010 vs. Cleveland.
In the Week 2 victory over Chicago, played 35 offensive snaps and finished with one reception for 20 yards.
Played 32-of-44 offensive snaps in Week 3 vs. Philadelphia, finishing with one reception for eight yards.
In the Week 4 victory at New Orleans, played 53-of-71 offensive snaps and finished with two receptions for six yards and one receiving touchdown. It marked Palmer's second career touchdown.
Played 37-of-56 offensive snaps in Week 6 vs. Detroit, finishing with two receptions for a then-season-high 47 yards. Brought in a 26-yard reception for his then-longest catch of the season.
In Week 7 vs. Atlanta, played 47-of-73 offensive snaps, finishing with one reception for five yards.
In Week 8 at Buffalo, played 55-of-68 offensive snaps and finished with three receptions for 22 yards.
Started at wide receiver and played 48-of-66 offensive snaps in Week
9 at Houston, finishing with three receptions for a then-season-high 51 yards.
In the Week 10 victory over Tennessee, played 54-of-65 offensive snaps and finished with two receptions for 21 yards.
Played 51-of-71 offensive snaps in Week 11 at San Francisco, bringing in a then-season-high four receptions for 22 yards. Also had one rush for six yards.
In Week 12 at Indianapolis, played 41- of-60 offensive snaps and brought in four receptions for 17 yards.
In the Week 13 victory over Carolina, played 38-of-62 offensive snaps, finishing with two receptions for 12 yards and one carry for 13 yards.
Started at wide receiver in the Week 14 victory over Atlanta, playing 58-of-68 offensive snaps and finishing with one reception for five yards. Also added one rushing attempt for three yards.
Started in the Week 15 victory at Green Bay, playing 35-of-62 offensive snaps and bringing in one reception for five yards.
In the Week 16 win over Jacksonville, started at wide receiver and played 39-of-74 offensive snaps, finishing with a then-season-high four receptions for 42 yards.
In Week 17 vs. New Orleans, tied his season high in receptions (4) and receiving touchdowns (1), while establishing then-season-highs in receiving yards (84) and longest reception (54 yards).
In the Week 18 victory at Carolina, started at wide receiver and played 29- of-65 offensive snaps, bringing in
two receptions for 10 yards.
In the Wild Card round victory over Philadelphia, he brought in one reception for 56 yards and a touchdown, establishing a new record for the longest postseason touchdown catch in team history.
In the Divisional round contest at Detroit, played 38-of-64 offensive snaps and brought in two receptions for 32 yards.
Appeared in 39 career games between Louisiana State University (2019-21) and the University of Nebraska (2022), bringing in 112 receptions for 1,501 yards and 12 touchdowns. Also added seven carries for 82 yards.
Saw action as a returner in 23 games, logging 27 punt returns for 224 yards (8.3 avg.) and one touchdown, plus
18 kick returns for 456 yards and one touchdown.
As a senior at Nebraska in 2022, established career highs in receptions (71), receiving yards (1,043) and touchdowns (nine).
Palmer's 1,043 receiving yards in 2022 set a Nebraska single-season record and his 71 receptions established a new high by a wide receiver, while ranking second overall in program history.
His nine touchdown receptions were fifth-most in a single season in program history.
Among Power Five receivers with 100-or-more targets, his 83.6 Pro Football Focus grade in 2022 ranked third nationally.
Across three seasons at LSU, Palmer totaled 41 receptions for 458 yards and three receiving touchdowns.
Attended Kentwood High School (Kentwood, La.)
Led his high school football team to the Class 1A state title.
Was a track standout in high school, winning the 100-meter state title as a senior and recording four 200-meter state championships.
Majored in child, youth and family studies at Nebraska.
