It was not the most pleasant of questions, but given the circumstances, it was not inappropriate.

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Graham Gano is the oldest player on the Giants roster, and at 38, he is coming off an injury-ravaged season. Actually, he is coming off two injury-shortened seasons.

So, it is not unfair to ask him to state his case. Why should the Giants and their fans feel confident Gano can once again be what he once was and be relied upon to be durable, dependable and capable of drilling long-distance field goals?

Gano’s countenance one day during training camp revealed he understood the doubt, but did not appreciate being doubted.

Graham Gano is the oldest player on the New York Giants roster, and at 38, he is coming off an injury-ravaged season.{ai:summary}Graham Gano, the Giants’ oldest player at 38, is coming off two injury-shortened seasons.Questions linger on whether he can stay durable and regain long-range form; at camp he seemed to understand the doubt but resented being doubted. #sports

Why the Giants are keeping the faith in Graham Gano

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