The New York Giants are dealing with a significant setback as kicker Graham Gano is expected to miss a few weeks due to a hamstring injury sustained during the opening kickoff in their recent loss to the Washington Commanders. Following Gano's injury, the Giants failed to convert two two-point conversions and were left without a kicker for the remainder of the game. In response, the team worked out four potential replacements, including veteran Randy Bullock, who previously played for the Giants, along with Zane Gonzalez, Riley Patterson, and Tanner Brown. Ultimately, the Giants decided to sign Bullock from the practice squad of the Detroit Lions, committing to keep him on their active roster for at least three weeks. Coach Brian Daboll expressed regret over the decision to not bring an emergency kicker, which has contributed to the team's disappointing start to the season. With Gano's absence, the Giants face challenges as they look to recover from an 0-2 start.