The Buffalo Bills are making waves in the punting game as they signed Brad Robbins, the former Bengals punter, to compete with Jake Camarda. Robbins, a sixth-round pick in 2023, averaged 44.3 yards per punt but struggled with consistency, finishing his rookie season ranked 31st among qualifying punters. He faced setbacks with an injury in the 2024 preseason that led to his release from Cincinnati.

Camarda, drafted by the Buccaneers in 2022, was fifth in punting yards over two seasons but lost his job heading into 2024. These two will vie for a position that has seen only eight punters drafted in the last three years, underscoring the Bills' commitment to enhancing their special teams unit, especially after a shakeup in coaching staff.