Two days after being released by his hometown team, Kevin Huber is back in stripes.Sort of.The Cincinnati Bengals have announced they have signed Huber to the team's practice squad.A Cincinnati native and former Bearcat, Huber has spent the entirety of his 14 year NFL career with the Bengals and is the team record holder in games played (216), as well as the career leader in total punts (1011), punting yards (45,766), gross average (45.27), net average (4024) and punts inside the 20 (346). "It's been a great story," Bengals head coach Zac Taylor said Monday, when Huber was initially released. "He's a great person. We are appreciate of what he did here for us."Prior to his release, Huber did not suit up for the Bengals since Week 9.