The Buffalo Bills have signed punter Brad Robbins, a former sixth-round pick who previously played for the Cincinnati Bengals. Robbins, 26, had 76 punts last season, averaging 44.3 yards per kick. However, he faced challenges, landing on injured reserve early in the 2024 season after a hip flexor injury. His performance showed room for improvement, with his punting average ranking him 33rd in the league and only 26 of his punts landing inside the 20-yard line.

With Sam Martin moving to the Carolina Panthers, Robbins will compete for the starting job against Jake Camarda, who was signed earlier. The Bills may consider drafting or signing an undrafted free agent for added competition, signaling an open battle for the punting position in the upcoming training camp.