As long as head coach Sean McDermott and general manager Brandon Beane have been around, they have stressed the importance of a consistent pass rush. It’s an all-around effort from their defensive line, but the focus on getting sustainable reps from their defensive ends has always been a priority for the Bills in their collective offseasons.

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 are headed back to St. John Fisher for training camp, marking the 24th time that camp will be held at the site. WIVB News 4 will preview each position group on the Bills to get you ready for the return of football later this month.