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Darius Slayton

Darius Slayton

#86, WR,
New York Giants
Yds
770
Y/G
45.3
TD
4
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 1"/198 lbs
Born:
College: Auburn
Draft: 2019 5th round (33rd pick) by the
New York Giants
  • The Killeen Daily Herald

    Giants sign veteran WR Allen Robinson II with Malik Nabers acclimating and Darius Slayton absent

    The Giants have signed veteran wide receiver Allen Robinson II, the team announced on Thursday. Robinson, 30, started all 17 games for the Pittsburgh Steelers last season and caught 34 passes for 280 yards and no touchdowns. The Giants are his fourth team in four years, including the Chicago Bears (2021), L.A. Rams (2022) and Steelers. The 11th-year vet has 7,028 career receiving yards, 43 touchdowns and a Pro Bowl appearance in 127 games.

  • Giants Wire

    Darius Slayton named an offseason loser for Giants

    The 2024 NFL draft has concluded, free agency is in a lull and the New York Giants are essentially done making significant moves. There may be a few stragglers yet, but the end-of-season roster reconstruction is largely complete, leading The Athletic's Dan Duggan to determine the Giants' offseason winners and losers. Among the team's losers was wide receiver Darius Slayton, which may surprise some as he was somewhat of a bright spot on a lackluster offense in 2023. Slayton hasn't attended the voluntary offseason program because he's unhappy with his contract.

  • Sports Illustrated New York Giants News, Analysis and More

    Daniel Jones Keeps Focus on Rehab Despite Pre, Post-Draft Quarterback Rumors

    © Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports Daniel Jones Keeps Focus on Rehab Despite Pre, Post-Draft Quarterback Rumors Daniel Jones isn't worried about what the Giants meant to do or plan to do at quarterback. Author: Geoff Magliocchetti Publish date: May 02, 2024 In this story: New York Giants Daniel Jones Darius Slayton New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has bigger things to worry about than whehter the team intended to replace him in the draft or even down the line. Like his rehab from a torn ACL, for instance. Daniel Jones Brian Fluharty-USA TODAY Sports "I'm focused on what I can control, and that is preparing to play good football," Jones said during an appearance at the annual Gridiron Gala,