But that's not all Boswell did: When Steelers punter Cameron Johnston left the game with an injury, Boswell came in and punted in Johnston's place, hitting a 43-yard punt. Boswell also had to kick ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers felt good about their kicking game entering the 2024 season. Chris Boswell showed why when he drilled six field goals in Sunday's season-opening 18-10 win over the Atlanta ...

And he had a 43-yard punt in Week 1 after punter Cameron Johnston suffered a knee injury. Boswell and the Steelers will host the Cowboys for Sunday Night Football this week.

Pittsburgh Steelers punter Cameron Johnston sustained a season-ending knee injury in Sunday's win at Atlanta, NFL Network reported Monday. Johnston, who also serves as the holder for kicker Chris ...

Kicker Chris Boswell, who went 6-for-6 on field goals in the game, came in as the emergency punter when Johnston exited and booted his lone attempt for 43 yards.

Kicker Chris Boswell was forced to step in and handle punting duties. After the game, Head Coach Mike Tomlin provided an update on Johnston's condition.

Pittsburgh punter Cameron Johnston sustained a serious right knee injury in Sunday's 18-10 season-opening victory over the host Atlanta Falcons, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said after the game.

The play was nullified by a penalty on Miles Killebrew and kicker Chris Boswell had to punt on the next attempt. Before the injury, Johnston had two punts for 103 yards.

After the injury, kicker Chris Boswell was forced to punt on the re-play of the down, which went for 43 yards. Boswell had a busy day himself, becoming the second kicker in NFL history to make six ...

Rapoport reports losing Johnston will be a blow to Pittsburgh's special teams "in more ways than one," since Johnston is also kicker Chris Boswell's holder.