The Bills signed Cameron Johnston, replacing Brad Robbins after Week 1, in a veteran punt move aimed at boosting field position for a team that leans on fourth downs. Johnston, 33, from Australia and a Ohio State alum, has averaged 47.3 yards per punt with 40.9% inside the 20 across eight NFL seasons. Buffalo targets a Super Bowl window, hoping his leg and placement improve punting efficiency. The Johnston meme-fun aside, this helps the Bills’ overall positioning and special-teams upside.

Fantasy-wise, punters rarely swing rosters, but better field position can tilt outcomes for Bills’ defense and any kicker in favorable matchups. Johnston’s workload may be tempered by Buffalo’s aggressive fourth-down approach, but the upgrade behind center can still yield subtle dividends in real-game script and opponent starting field position.

Buffalo Bills sign Cameron Johnston after Week 2 comeback win over Baltimore, waiving Brad Robbins.

Johnston beat Corliss Waitman in Pittsburgh’s offseason battle; bills add veteran punter with 96 NFL games for a more stable punting unit as they push for a run at the title.