Matt Haack's contract with the Giants has been terminated after he served as the team's punter for four games. During his time with the Giants, he punted 21 times for a gross average of 47.0 yards and a net average of 39.0 yards, placing nine kicks inside the 20-yard line. His removal from the roster indicates that Jamie Gillan, who was recovering from a hamstring injury, is ready to return to his punting duties. Haack's stint was brief, as he was signed to fill in while Gillan was sidelined.

Matt Haack's contract with the Giants has been terminated after a brief stint with the team. Signed on October 12 to replace the injured Jamie Gillan, Haack punted 21 times over four games, averaging 47.0 yards gross and 39.0 yards net, with one touchback and nine kicks inside the 20-yard line. He also served as the holder for place-kicks. His release indicates that Gillan is ready to return to his punting duties, as he was never placed on injured reserve.

Matt Haack struggled with punting duties, notably outkicking his coverage on a play that allowed Calvin Austin to return a punt 73 yards for a touchdown. His performance contributed to the team's special teams issues, as he provided little support for returner Ihmir Smith-Marsette, who had a disappointing night with minimal yardage on returns. Overall, Haack's lack of execution highlighted broader problems within the team's special teams unit.