The Tennessee Titans were hit with a bit of unfortunate news on the final injury report of the week as kicker Randy Bullock has officially been declared out with his right-calf issue.
Bullock apparently suffered some type of injury to his leg during last Sunday’s pregame warmups. Despite all this, Bullock was able to kick for the team against the Broncos and he did so admirably.
However, this injury is at least serious enough to prevent the Titans kicker from playing in Thursday night’s massive showdown in Green Bay.
With Bullock out, the team has signed kicker Josh Lambo to their 53-man roster from the practice squad.
The Michigan native was recently signed to the team’s practice squad after seven previous years of NFL experience with both the Chargers (2015-16) and Jaguars (2017-21).
Over Lambo’s career, he has connected on 128 of 147 field goal attempts (87.1 percent) with a career-long of 59 yards.
The eighth-year kicker has tallied 527 career points, while also earning second-team All-Pro honors after his impressive 2019 campaign in which he made 33-of-34 field goals for the Jaguars.
In order to make room for Lambo, the Titans waived wide receiver Chris Conley.
