Bengals Re-Sign Randy Bullock

The Bengals have re-signed kicker Randy Bullock, tweets Paul Dehner Jr. of the Cincinnati Enquirer. Details of the deal are not yet available.

The 27-year-old Bullock was a member of three teams, including the Giants and Steelers, in 2016. He didn’t join Cincinnati until mid-December, when the club released Mike Nugent and claimed Bullock off waivers from AFC North rival Pittsburgh. Bullock then converted 5 of 6 field goal attempts and connected on all six of his extra points in three games with the Bengals, who were impressed enough to bring him back. However, Bullock isn’t guaranteed to end up as the team’s solution at kicker in 2017.

Bullock, who entered the NFL as Houston’s fifth-round pick in 2012, has seen regular-season action with five teams. Along the way, he has nailed 83 of 102 field goals – good for an 81.4 percent success rate. Since the league increased the distance of the PAT in 2015, Bullock has gone 31 of 35 (89 percent) on extra points.