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Cowboys sign ex-Bills punter Brian Moorman

Buffalo Bills v New England Patriots

FOXBORO, MA - SEPTEMBER 26: Rian Lindell #9 of the Buffalo Bills reacts after he missed a field goal as teammate Brian Moorman #8 stands by in the second half agaisnt the New England Patriots during on September 26, 2010 at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The Patriots defeated the Bills 38-30. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

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It didn’t take Brian Moorman long to find a new job.

Moorman, the veteran punter who was released by the Bills on Tuesday, has signed with the Cowboys on Wednesday, according to Tim Graham of the Buffalo News.

Chris Jones, who punted the first three games of the season for the Cowboys, reportedly suffered a foot injury on Sunday. It’s not known yet whether the Cowboys plan to keep Moorman as the starter for the rest of the year, or if Jones is expected to get healthy and get the job back later this season.

Financially, this works out well for Moorman: Because he’s a vested veteran, his full salary became guaranteed from the Bills when he was on their roster in Week One. So not only does he get his entire 2012 base salary from the Bills, but he also gets whatever he’s going to make for the rest of the season from the Cowboys.