The bottom of the depth chart will get very interesting, as the Bills invested two draft picks at the position: T.J. Sanders in the second round and Deone Walker in the fourth round. In addition, the Bills return DeWayne Carter, a 2024 third-round pick, in the fold as well.

Robbins wins by default here with One Bills Drive having released Jake Camarda. Both of them are 26 years old and were drafted punters (a rarity in a punting competition). Special teams coordinator Chris Tabor was present in his current position for the signing of Robbins.

The Buffalo Bills began their second week of training camp at St. John Fisher University with their first full pads practice, but they did so minus a double-digit sized injury list as early attrition is happening amid the heat and humidity.