According to reports, they are expected to sign veteran Graham Gano, who is going to compete for the starting job against recently-signed Chandler Catanzaro. The story was broken by former Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes, who said that the Giants are hosting Gano.

New York is expected to sign the former Carolina Panthers kicker once he passes his physical and all COVID-19 testing protocols.

The 33-year-old kicker spent all of last season on the sidelines due to a leg injury. He was released by the Panthers last month after eight excellent years with the team. Carolina made the move in order to save $4 million. Gano was one of the highest-paid kickers in the NFL.

Gano was born in Scotland, but moved to the U.S. at a young age. He played college football at Florida State but was undrafted coming out of college in 2009. Gano has been incredibly consistent in his career, hitting on 85.5% of his field-goal tries. He made his first and only Pro Bowl in 2017.

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Rosas was out of contract after 2019 NFL season, but the Giants placed a second-round tender on him in March. The player signed the tender win April and was set to earn $3.2 million in 2020.

Rosas was a Pro Bowler in 2018 after he managed to convert 32 of 33 field-goal attempts that season. In 2019, however, the 25-year-old was less successful, making just 12 out of 17 FGs attempted.

While Giants still haven’t made the official confirmation of the decision, the organization already found Aldrick Rosas’ replacement. The team announced on Sunday that they have signed kicker Chandler Catanzaro to a deal.

Catanzaro made his last NFL regular-season appearance back in 2018. He started the 2019 NFL season with New York Jets but decided to retire after missing two out of three extra-point attempts in a preseason opener. 

Catanzaro’s previous stops also include Arizona Cardinals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Carolina Panthers. He has 83.8 percent field goal conversion, making 128 out of 142 attempts. The 29-year-old is also 92.9 percent on extra-point attempts.

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According to reports, they are expected to sign veteran Graham Gano, who is going to compete for the starting job against recently-signed Chandler Catanzaro. The story was broken by former Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes, who said that the Giants are hosting Gano.

New York is expected to sign the former Carolina Panthers kicker once he passes his physical and all COVID-19 testing protocols.

The 33-year-old kicker spent all of last season on the sidelines due to a leg injury. He was released by the Panthers last month after eight excellent years with the team. Carolina made the move in order to save $4 million. Gano was one of the highest-paid kickers in the NFL.

Gano was born in Scotland, but moved to the U.S. at a young age. He played college football at Florida State but was undrafted coming out of college in 2009. Gano has been incredibly consistent in his career, hitting on 85.5% of his field-goal tries. He made his first and only Pro Bowl in 2017.

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Rosas was out of contract after 2019 NFL season, but the Giants placed a second-round tender on him in March. The player signed the tender win April and was set to earn $3.2 million in 2020.

Rosas was a Pro Bowler in 2018 after he managed to convert 32 of 33 field-goal attempts that season. In 2019, however, the 25-year-old was less successful, making just 12 out of 17 FGs attempted.

While Giants still haven’t made the official confirmation of the decision, the organization already found Aldrick Rosas’ replacement. The team announced on Sunday that they have signed kicker Chandler Catanzaro to a deal.

Catanzaro made his last NFL regular-season appearance back in 2018. He started the 2019 NFL season with New York Jets but decided to retire after missing two out of three extra-point attempts in a preseason opener. 

Catanzaro’s previous stops also include Arizona Cardinals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Carolina Panthers. He has 83.8 percent field goal conversion, making 128 out of 142 attempts. The 29-year-old is also 92.9 percent on extra-point attempts.

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