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Moorman returns to the Bills

Oct 6, 2013 3:00 PM

Dave Rowley, News Director

Brian Moorman returns to the team he started his NFL career as an undrafted rookie.  The Buffalo Bills have announced that they have signed the team's all-time leading punter to replace Shawn Powell who was released after the Bills defeat in Cleveland on Thursday night.  Powell had replace Moorman in 2012.  Moorman spent the remainder of the 2012 season with the Dallas Cowboys and the 2013 training camp with the Pittsburgh Steelers before being released prior to the regular season. Moorman currently holds franchise records in gross punting average, punts inside the 20 and total punts.  He was twice selected to the NFL Pro Bowl as a member of the Bills.  Click here to read more about Moorman's return to the Bills.

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