Bills Sign Veteran Kicker Matt Prater and Punter Cameron Johnston, Release Brad Robbins

The Buffalo Bills are clearly focused on improving their special teams performance after an underwhelming start to the season. Matt Prater's proven track record as a reliable kicker provides an immediate upgrade in field goal accuracy. His ability to consistently make long-distance field goals will be a valuable asset for the Bills.

Cameron Johnston brings experience and precision to the punting game. His ability to pin opponents inside the 20-yard line will significantly improve Buffalo's field position. Johnston signed a three-year deal with the Steelers in 2024 but suffered a season-ending injury in Week 1. The Steelers opted to keep Corliss Waitman this season.

The release of Brad Robbins underscores the urgency with which the Bills are addressing their special teams deficiencies. After averaging less than 40 yards per punt in Week 1, the Bills made the decision to move on quickly.

To improve their field goal accuracy and add a veteran presence to the kicking game.

He has a 42.2-yard net average per punt and has downed 40.8% of his punts inside the 20.

Due to his underwhelming performance in Week 1, averaging less than 40 yards per punt.

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