Gano connected on all three attempts under 40 yards, providing reliable three-for-three in a high-stakes game and anchoring NYG’s scoring output.

Gano contributed field goals early and late, anchoring the Giants’ points in a game defined by red-zone challenges and penalties.

Gano connected on a 38-yard field goal to cap the Giants’ first drive, a reliable kick in a game spiraling with protection concerns and roster shuffles.

Gano could continue to see kicking success for the Giants in Week 2, depending on how the offense sustains drives and the defense yields field-goal chances.

Gano’s 55-yard field goal stands out as a bright spot in a red-zone struggle, illustrating the importance of capitalizing on any scoring chances when touchdowns prove elusive.