Giants Sign Stout to Record-Breaking Punting Deal

0:00For the NFL, it's March 9th, and here's what's going on. The New York Giants have agreed to terms of former Baltimore Ravens punter, Jordan Stout, on a three-year deal worth $12,300,000. A source confirmed the move, which sets a new record by making Stout the highest-paid punter in NFL history. Stout broke out in his latest season after some early ups and downs, earning his first Pro Bowl selection and a first team all pro-honor. He excelled at controlling field position by consistently pinning opponents inside their own 20-yard mine. He's following in the footsteps of Raven's great Sam Koch, who held down the punting jaw for 16 seasons. The Ravens drafted Stout in the fourth round, back in 2022, marking the first time a punter went off the board that year. Now with the Giants, Stout reunites with Chris Horton, his former Raven Special Team's coordinator, who's taken the same role in New York. Horton praised Stout's talent and how it finally clicked after some development time. At Penn State, Stout shattered school records with a single-season

1:01punting average of 46.55 yards and a career mark of 44.81 yards. This addition strengthens Big Blue Special Team's unit heading into the off-season. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen, S-O-L-L-I, solypillo.com,