New York Giants fans finally got their wish of Graham Gano's release. But the bad news about Gano's departure is it left two relative unknowns competing for what has been an extremely unsettled position the past three years.
The Giants have undergone a major transformation over the last several months with a good amount of turnover on the roster and coaching staff. For the players, this set up a number of position battles as new competitors arrived in New York to win the favor of a fresh group of coaches.
After a six-year stint that was riddled with injuries with the New York Giants, kicker Graham Gano was released, and he has bade Big Blue Nation adieu with his latest social media post.
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The New York Giants are releasing kicker Graham Gano, per The 33rd team. Gano failed his physical with the team. The news comes as NFL league meetings are taking place in Phoenix, Arizona.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
Connor Hughes of SNY is reporting that the Giants are releasing veteran K Graham Gano on Sunday. Gano ended up on injured reserve last year after it was revealed that he was dealing with a herniated disc in his neck.
Graham Gano was limited to five games in 2025. The veteran kicker still finds himself on the Giants’ roster at this time, but it remains unlikely he will play again for the team.
People often don’t give enough credit to a football team's special teams unit, but they probably should. A good special teams unit can be a game-changer by flipping the field to give the offense a shorter field on which to operate or by backing up the opponent deep into the end zone, allowing the defense to potentially deliver a scoring play.
The New York Giants are making another special teams roster move. Today, they announced they're waiving veteran kicker Younghoe Koo after a brutal stretch as the team's kicker.
The New York Giants will have to decide if they can afford to remain loyal to kicker Graham Gano, but that is an offseason issue. Right now, the focus is on his well-being and recovery.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
It was an inauspicious start to the season in New York when kicker Graham Gano was placed on injured reserve after only the third game of the season.
The Giants announced on Wednesday that they are placing veteran K Graham Gano back on injured reserve. Gano revealed that he is dealing with a herniated disc in his neck, which has now landed him on injured reserve for the second time this season.
The Giants fell to 2-8 on the year thanks to another blown fourth-quarter lead. Quarterback Jaxson Dart is in danger of missing Week 11 due to a concussion, and questions continue to linger about the job security of head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen.
Contrary to what some might think, New York Giants kicker Graham Gano doesn’t look to get injured or miss any of his scoring attempts. But that hasn’t stopped angry fans from wishing Gano, who is on this week’s injury report with a herniated disc in his neck, worse harm.
Graham Gano is dealing with a neck injury that could keep him off the field and a torrent of abuse that too often follows him off it. The Giants' veteran kicker said Thursday he's been diagnosed with a herniated disc that is pressing against his spinal cord.
Per Jordan Raanan, the Giants are elevating K Graham Gano for Week 8, among other moves. Gano sustained a groin injury during pregame workouts and has missed four games on injured reserve.
The New York Giants kicked off their Week 8 preparation on Wednesday, and while the injury report reads like a hospital discharge list, there’s at least one piece of good news: Graham Gano is back.
After nearly becoming an early scratch on Sunday night, Giants kicker Graham Gano will miss at least the next four games.
Minutes before kickoff, kicker Graham Gano was seen heading back into the locker room before being announced as questionable with a groin injury.
Giants K Graham Gano, unfortunately, sustained a groin injury during pregame workouts and is questionable to appear in Sunday night’s game. The Giants
It’s been a difficult two-year stretch for New York Giants kicker Graham Gano, who has had to deal with knee and hamstring injuries that not only cost him part of the last two seasons, but appeared to affect his leg strength, particularly on long field goals of 40+ yards in which he converted 70% of those attempts over that span.
While it might seem like solid NFL kickers are a dime a dozen in the modern game, where most can hit from incredible ranges, it is even harder to find
The New York Giants’ special teams has been an inconsistent unit over the last several seasons. At one point, their ability to convert field goals was a major strength, however, after veteran Graham Gano signed on in the 2020 offseason.
The New York Giants rebuilt much of their roster this offseason, addressing key areas of weakness in an effort to make a more competitive team in 2025.
With the new league year kicking off March 12, NFL teams are already deep into planning for the offseason. Here are five moves the New York Giants should make in the coming months.
When the New York Giants signed kicker Graham Gano to a three-year, $16.5 million contract—making him one of the highest-paid kickers in the league—they banked on him continuing his stellar performance.
The New York Giants were on the losing end of a 21-18 decision to the Washington Commanders on Sunday, and their lack of a kicker was one of the main culprits in that defeat.
Last week we did pretty well and so far for the playoffs, we are running a profit. There are just three games left to go on the NFL schedule though, and the best values have probably passed. The Bills were such a disappointment last week, but we are probably getting the best teams in the conference championship games on Sunday.
Philly was off last week. They have not dominated down the stretch the way they did earlier in the season and now they need to flip the switch. I think we are all curious as to whether they can do it. Meanwhile, rival New York beat Minnesota last week.
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