Giants Sign Sanders, Release Gano

0:00It's March 30th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Corey with the story. The New York Giants just made a major move at Kicker for the 2026 season. They officially released Graham Gano after six solid years and signed veteran Jason Sanders from the dolphins. Gano wraps up sixth on the team's all-time scoring list with 456 points. Gano started strong last year, but a groin injury in week three warm-ups sidelined him, followed by a neck issue that put him on injured reserve. That chaos forced the Giants to cycle through three different kickers just to finish the season. Sanders brings eight years of experience, hitting 84.6% of his field goals with the longest of 57 yards. He ranks third in dolphins' history for scoring, though he sat out all of last season with a hip injury. The Giants bet on his reliability over Gano's health risks. Still, it's no lock for Sanders. The team kept Ben Salz on the roster, who went perfect last year, ate for eight on field

1:04goals, and no missed extras after stepping in midseason. Expect a real battle in training camp this summer, with Sanders' experience of against Salz's hot finish. Whoever wins could steady the Giants' special teams for the long haul.