New York Giants special teams changes with Jordan Stout record punter deal
Giants fans looking for a special teams upgrade are set to get it, with punter jordan stout agreeing to join New York on a record-setting contract. The move makes him the NFL’s highest-paid punter and pulls an All-Pro specialist away from Baltimore after a standout season.
Jordan Stout deal gives Giants a new anchor on special teams
New York and jordan stout have agreed to a three-year, $12. 3 million contract. The deal was described as record-setting and positions Stout as the league’s highest-paid punter, giving the Giants a major addition in a phase of the game that can swing field position week to week.
Stout, 27, is headed to New York after playing his first four NFL seasons with the Ravens, who selected him in the fourth round of the 2022 draft. He arrives with first-team All-Pro credentials from 2025 and is identified as the only Ravens punter to ever be named first-team All-Pro.
John Harbaugh reunion comes after Stout’s record season in Baltimore
The agreement reunites Stout with head coach John Harbaugh. In Baltimore, Stout is coming off a record-setting season that included a career-best 50. 1 yards per punt and an NFL-leading 44. 9-yard net average. He also placed 45. 3 percent of his punts inside the 20-yard line last season.
The contract agreement was described as reached today, and it was noted the deal cannot be signed yet. In New York, Stout is set to join Isaiah Likely on what was described as a revamped Giants roster.
Ravens departures include Dre’Mont Jones as Giants add Jordan Stout
Stout’s move was framed as part of a fast run of departures from Baltimore. He was described as the third Ravens star to depart, with Dre’Mont Jones landing a three-year deal with the New England Patriots. Baltimore, meanwhile, upgraded at offensive guard by bringing back John Simpson on a three-year deal that will average $10 million per season.
The next change that would finalize the impact for New York is the signing of the contract itself; once the deal can be signed, the Giants’ plans at punter will formally shift to Stout for the term of the agreement.
