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Raiders sign Rayner to replace injured Janikowski vs. Chiefs

Published: Oct 22, 2011 at 06:32 AM

The Oakland Raiders have signed kicker Dave Rayner, who will handle kicking duties , a league source said Saturday.

The Raiders listed starting kicker Sebastian Janikowski, who is 12 for 13 on field-goal attempts this season, including a 63-yarder, as questionable with a hamstring injury. Janikowski could return following Oakland's bye in Week 8.

The Raiders while announcing defensive back Ron Parker was waived Saturday.

Rayner was for the Raiders on Friday, along with Rhys Lloyd and Ricky Schmitt. Rayner is a six-year veteran who played eight games for the Detroit Lions last season.

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