Slayton’s early-season targets have dwindled, reducing his fantasy relevance as Nabers and Robinson anchor the Giants’ passing game; his role is increasingly limited to deeper league depth or injury-driven starts.

Slayton flashed on the deep track, offering a vertical element alongside Nabers and Wan'Dale as Wilson leaned on big plays down the field.

Darius Slayton anchors the Giants’ receiving corps in the context of a broader cross-sport spotlight, with his relationship to Hall adding a personal narrative to the on-field profile. His consistency as a target option and his role in the offense remain a focal point for fantasy considerations, especially when paired with off-field narratives that emphasize durability and peak conditioning.

Slayton anchors NYG's wide receiver corps and figures to be a primary target for the offense. He’s a barometer for the passing game’s efficiency and could see favorable matchups if Dallas focuses on other weapons. Slayton’s involvement will swing NYG’s ceiling in Week 2.

Slayton stands by Wilson, pushing back on outside noise about Dart and emphasizing collective offense; his role could see steadier targets if Wilson’s play improves.