You could make the argument that New York Giants‘ fifth-round pick Darius Slayton broke out in 2019, but the reality is, he has a long way to go before he reaches his overall potential.
Leading the team with 740 yards and eight touchdown catches is a fantastic way to start his young career, but it also sets the stage for the future. Now that Slayton has established a bench-mark for his sophomore campaign, we should expect him to break out in an even bigger way than he did in year one.
With fellow rookie, Daniel Jones, enduring his first season as a professional in 2019, now has a year of experience under his belt, which should increase his production and efficiency in year two.