Wan'Dale Robinson

This makes back-to-back disappointing seasons for Hyatt, who was drafted by the Giants in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft. The speedy receiver has caught just 31 passes for 435 scoreless yards in his first two years as a pro, struggling to find his footing in a Giants offense that is short on receiver talent outside of Malik Nabers. With Darius Slayton likely to depart in the offseason, a role could open up for Hyatt in 2025, but we wouldn't hold our collective breaths. Both Nabers and Wan'Dale Robinson should have solidified roles for next season, leaving Hyatt to compete with whoever else is brought in during the offseason.

It was another season of PPR scamming for Robinson, who set season-highs in nearly every receiving mark. More than a year removed from a torn ACL he suffered in 2022, Robinson was healthy for all 17 games this season and proved to be a valuable asset out of the slot, where he lined up from on nearly 80 percent of his snaps. Robinson hasn't ben the explosive playmaker we saw out of college, but his ability to move the chains and keep the offense on schedule makes him a valuable asset. He'll profile as a WR3/WR4 in PPR leagues next season in an offense that should be much improved from this season.

Slayton attempted to make the most of a season where he took a backseat to both Malik Nabers and Wan'Dale Robinson. The sixth-year vet caught 39 passes for 573 yards and two touchdowns on the season but enjoyed a few splash weeks in games where Nabers was sidelined. Those strong few weeks made up most of his production on the year, as Slayton managed just 10 catches for 149 yards and a touchdown in his final eight games. Slayton seems unlikely to return to the Giants after he voiced frustration over his contract last offseason. He could help several teams as a field stretcher who is capable of more when called upon, but he'll be hard to trust in fantasy as anything more than a late-round dart throw who is probably best suited for best ball leagues.