Falcons re-sign punter Bradley Pinion

Punter Bradley Pinion has re-signed with the Falcons on a multi-year deal, one of several moves made the franchise Monday.

The 6-foot-5, 228-pound Pinion, who also served as the team’s holder on place kicks, during the 2022 season, signed a three-year deal worth $8.65 million. Pinion had a 73.8% touchback rate on 80 kickoffs and grossed 45.9 yards (41.2 net yards) on 62 punts last season.

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