The New York Giants sure like their kickers.
As of Tuesday evening, they've got four in the building.
The latest is Ben Sauls, who was signed to the practice squad, according to ESPN's Jordan Raanan.
Currently, Younghoe Koo is back on the practice squad after he was elevated to kick in Week 10. Jude McAtamney is occupying the international player spot on the practice squad. And Graham Gano is injured.
Add Sauls to the mix, why not? At least he's different by the fact that he kicks with his left foot.
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Sauls is from Tipp City, Ohio, where he played at Tippecanoe High School. He played his college football at Pitt.
In 2024, Sauls was third-team All-ACC, and he went undrafted before spending short portions of the offseason and into the season with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Atlanta Falcons.
If Sauls made it into a game, it'd be his NFL debut.
At this point, the Giants are 2-8 and probably figure it can't hurt to keep trying things out and seeing what sticks.
Their entire vision has to be pointed to the 2026 season. If they uncover a hidden gem kicker, that wouldn't hurt.
The NFL's most accurate kicker of all time, Cameron Dicker, was cut three times before becoming a star for the Chargers.
The Giants know what they have with the guys in their building, so they're seeing what they can learn about a new face.
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