Shayne Graham has sent a letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to let him know he wants to retire as a Bengal. The aspiring special teams coach has also delivered a prediction about the Bengals current kicker.
And Randy Bullock just happens to be one of Graham’s old work-out partners.
“He’s mentally strong. I think he’s going to be able to bounce back from it,” said Graham Tuesday of Bullock’s Christmas Eve walk-off miss in Houston. “I feel like he’s going to end up being here for a while.”
Graham returned to Paul Brown Stadium Tuesday to sign the letter, meet the press, and take his place as the second all-time leading scorer in Bengals history seven seasons after his last kick in Cincinnati.