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Giants Oust Slayton, 49ers Weigh Wide Receiver Upgrade
sports1 month ago

Giants Oust Slayton, 49ers Weigh Wide Receiver Upgrade

The New York Giants released veteran wide receiver Darius Slayton, opening the door for a potential 49ers signing as San Francisco looks to bolster its receiving corps with Mike Evans’ health uncertain and questions about Deebo Samuel and DeMarcus Robinson in expanded roles. Slayton, a seven-year producer with durable production and reliability, would add depth for the 49ers. With about $45.8 million in cap space, a deal could be feasible, though the team is also considering whether Christian Kirk could fill a similar role, and they’ll want to decide before their Week 1 trip to Australia.

Giants Release Darius Slayton, Sparking a New WR Market
sports1 month ago

Giants Release Darius Slayton, Sparking a New WR Market

The New York Giants released wide receiver Darius Slayton, a surprising move given his three-year, $36 million deal and $9.75 million guaranteed for this year. The cut saves about $2.5 million this season, and the Giants reportedly explored a trade but found no takers. Slayton caught 37 passes for 538 yards and one TD last season, so he should draw interest from other teams at a more affordable price.

Giants consider more roster moves after Faalele trade
nfl1 month ago

Giants consider more roster moves after Faalele trade

Following the surprise Faalele trade for a sixth-round pick, the Giants are floated as having additional trade candidates, including WRs Darius Slayton or Darnell Mooney to address outside receiver depth. Other potential deals could involve kicker Ben Sauls, center Jake Kubas, or CB Paulson Adebo, with teams like the Texans and Lions in mind. The piece highlights GM Joe Schoen’s knack for extracting value on the trade market as these moves would depend on contracts and fit.

Giants seek DL depth as Slayton sidelined by core-muscle surgery
sports5 months ago

Giants seek DL depth as Slayton sidelined by core-muscle surgery

The New York Giants placed wide receiver Darius Slayton on the sidelines after core-muscle surgery, prompting the team to add another defensive tackle while the defense looks for more depth as Calais Campbell returns to the Ravens. The report also covers ongoing 2026 free-agent and draft chatter, including UDFA signings and analysis of Giants picks (e.g., Colton Hood, Malachi Fields, J.C. Davis, Francis Mauigoa). Additional notes include rookie minicamp May 8–10 and upcoming OTA dates, plus broader league mentions like Odell Beckham Jr. rumors. Overall, the Giants are rebuilding DL depth and evaluating linemen for 2026 while tracking draft and UDFA developments.

Giants add Harris; Slayton out spring amid busy NFL offseason
nfl5 months ago

Giants add Harris; Slayton out spring amid busy NFL offseason

NFL.com’s latest roundup notes the Giants signing veteran defensive lineman Shelby Harris as Darius Slayton undergoes core-muscle surgery and will miss spring; Ravens bring back Calais Campbell on a one-year deal; Packers exercise Lukas Van Ness’s fifth-year option; Chiefs reveal jersey numbers for the 2026 draft class; and the Bengals will not exercise Myles Murphy’s fifth-year option.

Giants star Darius Slayton weds Olympic heptathlete Anna Hall
sports5 months ago

Giants star Darius Slayton weds Olympic heptathlete Anna Hall

New York Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton married Olympic track star Anna Hall at Oheka Castle on Long Island on April 11, after getting engaged in November 2025; the couple reportedly met when Slayton attended one of Hall’s track meets and proposed on the same track at Icahn Stadium. Hall competed for Team USA in the 2024 Paris Olympics (fifth in the women’s heptathlon) and won gold at the 2025 World Championships; Slayton is in his seventh NFL season with career totals of 296 receptions for 4,435 yards and 22 touchdowns.

Slayton’s 28-Second Wish Sets Harbaugh on Giants’ Coughlin-esque Revival Path
sports8 months ago

Slayton’s 28-Second Wish Sets Harbaugh on Giants’ Coughlin-esque Revival Path

Darius Slayton’s brief, pointed remark that the Giants need a Tom Coughlin-like coach helped frame John Harbaugh as a potential revival figure for New York. Harbaugh has cited Coughlin as a key influence, and Slayton argues a demanding, disciplined coach could unlock a Cruz-like breakthrough for a developing quarterback (Jaxson Dart) and push the Giants back toward contention. The piece ties historic Giants leadership to a current pursuit of a hard-nosed, proven presence to steady the franchise.

Giants Face Panthers Without Key Players Amid Offensive Struggles
sports1 year ago

Giants Face Panthers Without Key Players Amid Offensive Struggles

New York Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton will not travel to Germany for Sunday's game against the Panthers due to his position in the concussion protocol. Head coach Brian Daboll confirmed Slayton's absence, and the team announced he did not board the flight to Munich. Slayton suffered a concussion in last week's game against the Eagles. Malik Nabers, Wan’Dale Robinson, and Jalin Hyatt are expected to take on the primary receiver roles in his absence.

Giants TE Darren Waller Expected to Announce Retirement by Next Week
sports2 years ago

Giants TE Darren Waller Expected to Announce Retirement by Next Week

The New York Giants are facing uncertainty with Darren Waller amid personal issues and potential retirement hints, while Darius Slayton is poised to play a crucial role in the upcoming season. The team is also scouting top interior offensive linemen for the 2025 draft, and fans can stay updated through Big Blue View's YouTube channel as their podcast network has been shut down.

"Giants OTA Highlights: Key Players Shine and Emerging Talent"
sports2 years ago

"Giants OTA Highlights: Key Players Shine and Emerging Talent"

The New York Giants' fifth OTA session featured wide receivers receiving guidance from Steve Smith Sr., Darius Slayton's contract incentives, and Deonte Banks stepping into the No. 1 cornerback role. The team waived injured RB Gary Brightwell and signed DB Elijah Riley. The offensive line's versatility was emphasized, and defensive players like Kayvon Thibodeaux and Azeez Ojulari made notable plays. Daniel Jones' performance remains a focal point for the team's success.