Darius Slayton

The Giants aren’t going to get every decision right when evaluating their roster, but mistakes from 2023 cost them the benefit of the doubt.

After struggling to connect with his receivers last week, Lock's completion percentage took a big jump Thursday.

Slayton may be justified in seeking a raise, but the Giants have a lot of leverage in this situation.

Will Evan Neal keep his RT job or concede it to Jermaine Eluemunor? Who is going to be the RB2 behind Devin Singletary?

The Giants tried to draft Jones' replacement. Instead, they ended up giving him the best wide receiver of his career.

Will the Giants use Daniel Jones' contract to try and create more cap space? That’s a dicey proposition considering Jones’ uncertain future.

The Giants are slated to pick fifth in the 2024 NFL Draft. But if they lose Sunday and get some help, they could climb much higher.

Will Darius Slayton or Saquon Barkley cash in on Sunday? A look at the contract incentives Giants players are on pace to earn — or not earn.

Saquon Barkley had an "animated discussion" with Daboll. Darius Slayton got into it with his position coach. What was going on Sunday?

Safety Justin Evans was also ruled out with a knee injury and receiver Quez Watkins won't play Sunday due to a hamstring injury.

As Slayton enters his fifth season in the NFL, the receivers room is taking on a more teacher than student feel for the veteran.

Amani Toomer, the Giants' all-time leader in receptions, yards and receiving TDs, shared his thoughts on the team's pass catchers Tuesday.

From eating to meetings to workout, camp makes for long days, but it also offers a feel of good old college days.

Slayton liked the way the Giants bounced back from a subpar first practice with the Lions to execute at a high level the next day.

Daniel Jones TD passes to Darius Slayton and Parris Campbell were among the Giants' highlights Wednesday in their practice with the Lions.

The Giants WR on defending Jones on social media: "That’s my QB. I’ve got love for him. ... I just want him to get the proper respect."

In his own words, the Giants wide receiver reflects on some of the toughest moments of his career, including being forced to take a pay cut.

Slayton stepped up on an injury-riddled depth chart last season and led the Giants with 724 receiving yards.