Hartley will work out for the Giants on Monday, NorthJersey.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hartley's workout comes after Giants kicker Josh Brown was recently suspended for one game backup Tom Obarski missed a 28-yard field goal attempt in New York's preseason game over the weekend. With coach Ben McAdoo looking to increase competition at the position, Hartley could receive a contract offer if he impresses the team Monday.

Hartley (hamstring) has been placed on IR by the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

With Hartley, who has been signed by the Steelers to replace Shaun Suisham, now out of the mix, the team has acquired fellow kicker Josh Scobee from the Jaguars.

Hartley (right hamstring) appears iffy for Week 1, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. When referencing Hartley's status in the context of the team's Sept. 10 game against the Patriots, coach Mike Tomlin noted that "it didn't look positive in terms of the opener."

EDGE Analysis

After having already lost Shaun Suisham for the season, it looks like the Steelers will have to bring in another kicker in short order. In any case, those who drafted/auctioned early and already own Hartley are advised to consider replacement options in advance of Week 1.

Hartley suffered a right hamstring injury in Saturday's kickoff and is out for the rest of the game, Dale Lolley of the Observer-Reporter reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hartley came off the field grabbing the back of his leg following a kickoff. It wasn't clear initially if he would have to come out of the game, but Pittsburgh's decision to go for it on fourth and 17 at Buffalo's 22 yardline was certainly telling. If Hartley's injury causes him to miss significant time, he'll be the second Steelers kicker this summer to suffer a significant injury.

Free agent kicker Garrett Hartley signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday, according to NFL.com. Hartley appeared in just two games with the Cleveland Browns last season and is now the front-runner to take over the team's kicking duties after Shaun Suisham suffered a torn ACL on Sunday.

The Browns have waived Hartley, the team's official site reports. With the move, the team now rosters kickers Travis Coons and Carey Spear, with Marvin Kloss set to try out during the Browns' rookie minicamp, Ohio.com reports. "That position is wide open," special teams coordinator Chris Tabor has noted. "That's a heavy competition right there right now...Hopefully someone takes the lead, and then when they do they'll be our guy."

Hartley kicked a 38-yard field goal and converted his only extra point attempt in Sunday's loss to the Ravens. Hartley didn't make a major impact during the final three games of the season, but he didn't miss any kicks either. He'll likely once again find himself in search of a new home in advance of 2015.

Hartley converted field goals of 43 and 31 yards, along with one extra point attempt, in Sunday's loss to the Panthers. Hartley hasn't missed a field goal as a Brown, but considering the team's offensive struggles, he likely isn't the greatest option when it comes to fantasy kickers.

Hartley did not record a field goal or extra point attempt in Sunday's loss to the Browns. Fantasy owners might as well have started Billy Cundiff in this one, as the result would have been exactly the same. Hartley will presumably serve as the field goal kicker for the team's final two games, but if the Cleveland offense continues to prove unable to move the football, there won't be much fantasy value to find here.

Hartley is active for Sunday's game against the Bengals. In case you missed the news of Billy Cundiff (knee) being cut on Saturday, know that Hartley will kick for Cleveland in this game.