Aussie punter hits jackpot with $13 million NFL switch
Veteran Australian punter Cameron Johnston has hit the NFL jackpot, signing a massive $13m deal with powerhouse outfit the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Johnston, originally from Geelong, crosses from the Houston Texans for his seventh season in the NFL that could stretch close to a decade after inking a three-year contract. Watch an average of 9 NBA Regular Season games per week LIVE on ESPN, available via Kayo. New to Kayo?Another product of the Prokick Australia production line, Johnston, who was drafted by AFL cub Melbourne in 2010 but never played a senior game, has been in the NFL since he was picked up in 2017 by the Philadelphia Eagles, where he spent three seasons.
Jordan Mailata is also a key plank of the offensive line at the Eagles, while Daniel Faalele and Adam Gostsis are also among the non-punters in the league.
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