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Texans Select Texas A&M PK Randy Bullock (Rd.5, No.161)

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PLAYERS: Randy Bullock
TEAMS: Texas A&M Aggies
With the 161st overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Texans select Randy Bullock, K (Texas A&M). Accurate field-goal kicker with adequate leg strength. Displays the ability to kick in all kinds of weather, dependable and comes up with big field goals. Gets good lift, as the ball immediately comes off his foot, and is able to get hang time on kickoffs. Average leg strength and does not drive kickoffs through the end zone. Career-long field goal is 52 yards.

Source: Sports Illustrated
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