Giants kicker Gano placed on COVID-19 list amid career year
Gano had been enjoying a quite a great season as the team heads into the bye week. So far, he has missed only one of his 38 kicks; he has made all 16 of his PATs and 21 of 22 field goal attempts for 79 points.
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Giants
kicker Graham Gano was placed on the team’s reserve/COVID-19 list on Tuesday.
The
Giants issued a statement before announcing that Gano was on the list. They
said they had been notified that a player tested positive.
Gano
had been enjoying a quite a great season as the team heads into the bye week.
So far, he has missed only one of his 38 kicks; he has made all 16 of his PATs
and 21 of 22 field goal attempts for 79 points. His .955 percentage on field
goals is a career best.
The
team extended his contract after their most recent victory against the Eagles.
There
is a chance Gano can still play in their next game on Nov. 29 vs. the
Cincinnati Bengals if he clears the reserve/COVID-19 list.
