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Today we're talking about Darius Slayton, who is 26 years old, 6 foot 190 lbs.

One of two Dave Gettelman third day 3 picks that hit him in Julian Love, and I've always

argued that Slayton has been the more valuable one, and the giants showed that this year

and who they brought back was a fifth round pick who's led the giants in receiving three

to last four seasons, throughout despite all his flaws, he's been the one that's been

there for Daniel Jones, and the giants rewarded him signed a $2-year $12-million contract,

which I hadn't really looked at the contract a ton since the day we signed the giant

sign to him, Justin.

His contract is very, very friendly.

When you say the giants are rewarded, the giants were rewarded.

Yeah, he gave him $5 million guaranteed.

Next year his cap hit a $7.7 million with only $1.7 million in dead cap.

So if the giants were to go out and get a wide receiver one and Jaylen Hyatt popped

off, like Slayton is someone that if they wanted to move off of, they could, but I also

don't want them to move off.

They're not going to.

They're not going to, because every year that we, and I'm saying we as maybe like a collective

fan base, every year that we've wanted to kind of dismiss Stereo Slayton since after

2020, because 2019 he had that promising rookie year eight touchdowns.

There were conversations at the beginning of 2020 of, do the giants have a number one wide

receiver in their fifth round pick, Darius Slayton?

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