Omari Palmer brings proven Syracuse experience and position flexibility on the offensive line
Palmer was a multi-year Syracuse offensive lineman who played in 36 games and started 24 from 2014-16, including 21 at right tackle, and later drew attention for a move to guard in spring practice, which points to useful versatility up front.[1][2] For a team, that combination of game reps, tackle-to-guard flexibility, and interior-line pedigree makes him the kind of lineman who can help stabilize depth and adapt to scheme needs.[1][2][3] His value is less about flashy stats and more about dependable, experienced trench play.
