New York Giants' Graham Gano Out For Season Due to Knee Surgery, Replacements Cade York and Randy Bullock Added to Squad

Gano's Injury Comes After Missed Field Goals; Giants to Test Abilities of York and Bullock Before Deciding on Sunday's Starter.

New York Giants placekicker, Graham Gano, will undergo surgery on his left knee for a season-ending injury and is now placed on the injured reserve list.
The Giants have since signed replacements Cade York, previously on the Tennessee Titans' practice squad, and veteran Randy Bullock, to their squad.
Before sidelining due to the injury, Gano achieved a success rate of approximately 90% in his field goal attempts since joining the Giants as a free agent in 2020, but was only 11 from 17 this season, missing three of his last four kicks.
The Giants will review the performances of York and Bullock in practice before making a decision on who will kick at Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
In the previous preseason, York was 4 out of 8 in field goals while Bullock, during his last season with the Titans, successfully made 17 out of 20 field goals and all 28 PATs in 15 games.