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Dominic Zvada is back on track after a huge Week 9 for the New York Giants, and the rookie kicker's chase for franchise scoring history is heating up.

New York Giants rookie kicker Dominic Zvada went 4-for-4 on field goals and made his lone extra-point attempt to score 13 points against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 9. His performance helped New York secure a 19-point total and snap a 13-game road losing streak against Philadelphia. Head coach John Harbaugh had maintained confidence in the undrafted rookie following a prior slump.
Zvada has totaled 64 points through eight games, putting him on pace for 136 points over a 17-game season. That trajectory would surpass Ali Haji-Sheikh's franchise rookie scoring record of 127 points set in 1983. Additionally, Zvada made a 53-yard field goal during the contest, marking his sixth successful kick from 50 yards or beyond this season.
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