Randy Bullock didn't create a kicking controversy by going 3 for 3 in field goals when he replaced the injured Chris Boswell on Sunday in the Steelers' 24-14 win over the New York Giants.

“If Boswell is healthy, he kicks,” coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday at his weekly press conference.

Tomlin said Bullock, who was signed Saturday as an insurance policy after Boswell injured his abdomen Friday, will remain with the team this week while Boswell recovers.

Steelers Inactives
Chris Boswell K
Xavier Grimble TE
Darrius Heyward-Bey WR
Zach Mettenberger QB
Brian Mihalik OT
Daryl Richardson RB
DeAngelo Williams RB

The Steelers signed Randy Bullock as a backup option Saturday if Boswell couldn't go, so Bullock will see the kicking duties today for Pittsburgh.

On Saturday, the Steelers were dealt a little bit of adversity when Chris Boswell was placed on the questionable list with an abdominal injury. If he can’t go Sunday against the New York Giants, the Steelers will turn to journeyman Randy Bullock who was signed as a free agent.

Bullock, who has spent six years in the league with Houston, the New York Jets and Giants, has made 80.6 percent of his field goals (73 of 95) and 95.7 percent of extra points (90 of 94). His career long is 55 yards.

Josh Scobee's miserable fourth quarter against the Baltimore Ravens cost him his job.

The Steelers cut the veteran kicker on Saturday, less than 48 hours after a pair of late missed field goals by Scobee helped the Ravens rally for a 23-20 overtime victory.

Pittsburgh replaced Scobee on the roster with Chris Boswell, who has spent time with the Houston Texans and New York Giants but has never kicked in a regular season game.

The Steelers acquired Scobee from Jacksonville on Aug. 31 in exchange for a sixth pick in the 2016 draft following injuries to Shaun Suisham and Garrett Hartley in the preseason. Scobee, the leading scorer in Jacksonville history, made just 6 of 10 field goals and also missed an extra point.

Like all those before him, Boswell should have fantasy value given the talent on the Pittsburgh offense and its ability to move the ball. Of course, the offense takes a bit of a hit with Michael Vick at QB, but Ben Roethlisberger is expected to return which will given everyone a boost. Boswell is at least worth considering if you're in need at the position.

According to ESPN Texans reporter Tania Ganguli, former San Diego Chargers kicker Nick Novak will sign with Houston.

Novak won a tryout that included fellow kickers Giorgio Tavecchio, Kai Forbath, Chris Boswell and Connor Barth according to Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle.

The Texans waived Randy Bullock on Tuesday. Bullock missed two extra points in Houston’s first three games, and missed a 43-yard field goal on Sunday against Tampa Bay. The offense could soon get a lift with the return of Arian Foster at RB