Giants Cut Ties with Gano, Bring in Sanders

0:00On March 30, the New York Giants are cutting ties with veteran kicker Graham Gano, according to SNY's Connor Hughes. This move clears $4.5 million in salary cap space after they brought in Jason Sanders as their new guy at the position. They already have young Ben Saul's on the roster too, so depth isn't an issue heading into camp. Sanders adds that proven reliability that Giants have been chasing. Gano turns 39 next month and spends six solid seasons in big blue, but injuries limited him to just 23 games over the last three years. That wear and tear caught up, making this split feel inevitable. Last season he was sharp in five games, hitting 9 of 10 field goals and all nine extra points. Over 73 games total with the Giants, he nailed 87.4% of field goals and 96.2% of PATs. Now the Giants pivot to fresher legs, betting on Sanders and Saul's to handle the pressure, while stacking that cap for bigger moves this all season.

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