Gano made both of his field goal attempts and all three extra points en route to nine points against the Saints.

Gano converted from 20 and 47 yards on his respective field goal kicks Sunday, which marked his first performance without a miss this season. Additionally, Gano's nine points gave him a game-high through the first three weeks of this season.

Gano made one of two field goal attempts and all three extra point tries en route to six points against the Texans.

Gano converted from 28 yards during the first half, but had a 53-yard attempt blocked in the fourth quarter. That came after Gano had a 43-yard attempt blocked in Week 1, suggesting the Panthers need to work on their kick protection scheme. Anyway, through two games, Gano has now registered 14 total points.

Gano converted two of his four field goal attempts and both of his extra point tries in Sunday's season opener against the Jaguars.

Gano tallied a respectable eight points on Sunday, but missed a 53-yard field goal before later having a 43-yard attempt blocked. While those misfires may bother Gano, his two made attempts came from 43 and 47 yards, evidencing his solid range.

Gano converted two of his three field goal attempts en route to nine points against the Cardinals in Saturday's first-round playoff victory.

Gano's lone miss came from 43 yards, but his made field goal attempts from 47 and 39 yards, as well as three extra points, helped pave the way for the Panthers' playoff win.

Gano has converted all five of his field goal attempts en route to 18 total points over the past three weeks.

Gano has made 17 of his 19 field goal attempts this season and is a perfect 16-of-16 on extra-points as well. Overall, only two kickers have converted more field goals this season than Gano, whose 67 total point rank tenth at this position.

Gano converted three of his four field goal attempts en route to 13 points Sunday versus the Bengals.

Gano's three makes all came from over 35 yards, but he did miss 38-yarder in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game. That was Gano's first miss since Week 1, as he's now made 12-of-14 field goal tries this season.

Gano converted his only field goal attempt, a 37-yarder, en route to four points versus the Ravens on Sunday.

Gano's season-low point total stemmed from the Panthers struggling to move the ball on offense Sunday. Nonetheless, Gano has still made eight of his nine field goal attempts thus far.

Gano converted all three of his field goal attempts en route to 10 points Sunday against the Lions.

Gano drilled attempts from 29, 53, and 38 yards on his three respective field goal makes Sunday. Through two games, Gano has now accounted for 18 points on the season.

Gano converted two-of-three field goal attempts en route to eight total points Sunday against the Buccaneers.

Gano made good from 28 and 33 yards, but kicked wide right on his attempt from 48 yards during the fourth quarter Sunday. On a Panthers team that doesn't figure to light up the scoreboard offensively, Gano remains a mid-level fantasy kicker.

Gano (back) is feeling "really good" and will play in Sunday's preseason game against the Chiefs, Panthers.com reports.

Gano sat out Carolina's opening preseason game with a sore back, but will return to action for Sunday's second exhibition tilt. The only kicker on the Panthers' roster, Gano enjoyed a fine season last year, when he converted 24-of-27 field goal attempts, including all six tries from 50 yards or more.

Gano (back) will miss the preseason opener against the Bills, Steve Reed of the Associated Press reports.

Gano, who signed a four-year contract with the Panthers in the offseason, will rest his ailing back Friday in a meaningless preseason game for the kicker. The punter, Jordan Gay, will apparently serve as the kicker in his place.

Gano is dealing with a sore back.

The report notes that if the ailment sidelines Gano for Friday's preseason opener against the Bills, then punter Jordan Gay would kick in his place.

Panthers re-signed K Graham Gano to a four-year contract.

Gano, 27 in April, is coming off his best season as a pro; he made 24-of-27 field goals and all 42 extra points. He has a booming leg and made all six of his field goals from 50-plus yards out in 2013. Gano also produced 63 touchbacks on kickoffs, which was third-most in the league. He was fantasy's No. 15 kicker.

Panthers signed K Graham Gano.

He replaces Justin Medlock, who was waived. Gano has been out of the league since the Redskins dumped him in late August. The coaches always graded his kickoffs high, but he was found wanting in field-goal consistency. The Panthers kicker ranks 31st in fantasy scoring this season.

The Redskins' kicker battle between Graham Gano and Neil Rackers is even right now, according to special teams coach Danny Smith.

Gano officially missed 10 field goals last season, but the Redskins have attributed at least five of them to protection problems. He's getting a fair shake to try to hold off the more consistent and experienced Rackers.

Redskins extended K Graham Gano an exclusive rights tender.

Gano will receive $540,000 if he makes the 53-man roster, and he'll be eligible for restricted free agency in 2012. Gano is recovering from two fractured bones in his back, but he'll be 100 percent by OTAs. The 25-year-old kicker nailed 31 of his 41 field goal attempts in 2011, good for a 75.6-percent conversion rate. Gano also had 32 touchbacks on 73 kickoff tries.

Redskins K Graham Gano suffered fractures to two bones in his lower back in the regular season finale.

Coach Mike Shanahan has absolved K Graham Gano of blame for a blocked 23-yard field goal as well as a blocked PAT and a kickoff that sailed out of bounds in Week 12.

There aren't any enticing options available on the street, so the Redskins will stick with Gano for now. It's worth noting that Shanahan suggested Gano's job was in line two weeks ago after missing a pair of kicks, so the leash isn't long.

Special teams coordinator Danny Smith indicated the Redskins have not "solved" the kicking situation, and may still sign a veteran to compete with Graham Gano.

Veteran Shayne Graham was released because he "wasn't the answer at kicker." Ouch. Gano is atop the depth chart because Graham kicked poorly, not because he's been impressive in his own right. This situation is fluid -- and one to avoid in fantasy leagues.

The Washington Times' Dan Daly expects Graham Gano to beat out Shayne Graham for the Redskins' kicking job.

Graham made a disastrous first impression in Washington's preseason opener against the Steelers on Friday, missing field-goal tries of both 29 and 49 yards. Gano sank all three of his attempts, which came from 32, 34 and 45 yards. Graham will have to be lights out from here on out to beat out the big-legged Gano, who is all but an assured touchback under the NFL's new kickoff rules.