Buffalo Bills' Punter Duel: Doman vs Wishnowsky

0:00On April 29th, the Buffalo Bills are doubling down on competition with new head coach Joe Brady at the helm. They grab seventh round punter, Tommy Dohmann in the draft to push 34-year-old veteran Mitch Wischnowski right from the start of camp. General manager Brandon Bean laid it out clear. They're rolling into organized team activities and training camp with two punters and two kickers. No one's job is safe, it's all about earning spots across the roster from specialists to starters. Dohmann brings serious heat after punting for Michigan through their 2023 national title run, then transferring to Florida. At six foot four, he's got that elite leg strength, averaging 44 yards per pun and pinning opponents inside their 20 yard line on nearly a third of his kicks. Wischnowski stepped in last season to steady a shaky punting game after the Bills cycled through two guys early on. They brought him back on a one-year deal, but his 41.8 net average left the team stuck in the league's bottom half for punting.

1:02Efficiency. This punter duel could spark the death of Brady Craves, sharpening the whole special team's unit as Buffalo Bills for a deeper playoff push.