Giants Sign Kicker Zvada to End Kicking Chaos

0:00On April 27, New York Giants wasted no time after the NFL draft, signing undrafted free agent kicker Dominic Zavada from University of Michigan, too. Shore up their special teams. The team has battled kicking inconsistencies for years, so they're building competition with holdover Ben Salz and new signee Jason Sanders, who sat out last season with the hip injury. The new coaching staff is laser focused on fixing the kicking game after injury sideline Graham Gano and replacements flopped hard. Sanders looks ready for training camp, but his injury history has everyone cautious, while Saul's lacks big pressure experience at this level. Zavada brings serious credentials that could change the game perfect from 50 yards or more in his first Wolverine season, multiple 56 yard. Bombs and clutch, game winners under Michigan's massive spotlight, his Big Ten Kicker award, and cold weather chops, fit right in with MetLife's tricky wins. Technically, he's money, 140 of 142 extra points in college with kicks hitting dead center

1:05most times. The Giants gave him guaranteed cash, smart insurance of Sanders or Saul's stumble. This move stacks the depth chart deep, giving Big Blue real options to end the kicking chaos come summer. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI.