Eddy Pineiro

Experience: 7 years

Height: 6-0

Weight: 185 lbs

College: Florida

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YEAR	TEAM	G	1-19	20-29	30-39	40-49	50-59	60+	FGM	FG ATT	PCT
2023	Carolina Panthers	15	0-0	6-6	7-7	7-9	5-7	0-0	25	29	86.2
2022	Carolina Panthers	17	0-0	2-2	16-17	13-14	2-2	0-0	33	35	94.3
2021	New York Jets	5	0-0	2-2	2-2	3-3	1-1	0-0	8	8	100
2019	Chicago Bears	16	1-1	8-8	9-10	3-7	2-2	0-0	23	28	82.1
TOTAL		53	1-1	18-18	34-36	26-33	10-12	0-0	89	100	89

Biography

CAREER TRANSACTIONS:

Signed by the Colts as a free agent on May 17, 2021.
Acquired by the Chicago Bears in a trade with the Oakland Raiders on May 7, 2019.
Originally signed by Oakland as an undrafted free agent on May 4, 2018.

2020 (BEARS):

2019 (BEARS):

Saw action in all 16 games with Chicago in 2019 and converted 23-of-28 field goals (82.1 percent) and 27-of-29 extra points (93.1 percent) for 96 points. He also recorded 26 touchbacks on kickoffs. He converted 11 consecutive field goals to end the season.

2018 (RAIDERS):

COLLEGE:

Appeared in 24 games at Florida (2016-17) and converted 38-of-43 field goals (88.4 percent) and 56-of-58 extra points (96.6 percent) for 170 total points. His 88.4 career field goal percentage ranks first in school history (minimum 35 attempts).
In 2017, he earned Second Team All-SEC and Third Team All-America honors after he saw action in 11 games and converted 17-of-18 field goals (a nation-high 94.4 percent) and 24-of-26 extra points (92.3 percent) for 75 points. He connected on 16 consecutive field goals to end the season, which tied Jeff Chandler (2001) for the second longest streak in school history.
Appeared in 13 games in 2016 and converted 21-of-25 field goals (84.0 percent) and 32-of-32 extra points (100 percent) for 95 total points. He connected on 11 field goals of 40-plus yards, which was the most by a Florida kicker since 1996. In a win at LSU, he garnered SEC Special Teams Player of the Week after he converted three field goals.

PERSONAL:

Attended Miami (Fla.) Sunset Senior High School.
Prior to attending Florida, he played soccer at ASA Community College in Miami.
During his high school career, he only competed in seven football games.
He trained with kicking coach, Brandon Kornblue, leading up to his collegiate career.
A native of Miami.

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