
New York Daily News' Pat Leonard named the Chargers, Panthers, and Steelers as potential suitors for the veteran wideout. Slayton, 28, expects to garner attention from teams that need to add speed to their roster. He led the Giants in receiving in four of his six seasons in New York, with 21 career touchdowns. In the Giants' Week 5 win over Seattle this past season, with rookie sensation Malik Nabers sidelined due to a concussion, Slayton had eight catches and 122 receiving yards. Slayton said his goal is to land with a winner, "somewhere where they're striving to be competitive and that the goal is to win."
Slayton, 28, expects to garner attention from teams that need to add speed to their roster. He led the Giants in receiving in four of his six seasons in New York, with 21 career touchdowns. In the Giants' Week 5 win over Seattle this past season, with rookie sensation Malik Nabers sidelined due to a concussion, Slayton had eight catches and 122 receiving yards (both season highs). Slayton said his goal is to land with a winner, "somewhere where they're striving to be competitive and that the goal is to win."
At least New York nailed its WR selection last year Malik Nabers is going to the moon, provided the Giants get the right astronaut in the pilot s chair.
While Giants general manager Joe Schoen wouldn't comment directly on the team's interest in Stafford, 37, who was given permission to seek a trade this week, he offered a quote that could very well mean the team is ready to go all in for Stafford. "We're going to look for the best player available that can help us win games in '25," Schoen told reporters at the NFL Combine. Stafford reportedly wants more than $50 million per year headed into the 2025 season. Stafford in New York would be a big upgrade for Malik Nabers and the team's pass catchers. Whether the aged Stafford could stay upright and healthy behind a shoddy Giants offensive line is another question entirely.