It is no secret that the New York Giants severely lack talent at the wide receiver position. With Sterling Shepard missing the past four games with turf toe, quarterback Daniel Jones has been doomed to a life of running the football.
He is currently the Giants’ leading rusher, throwing for just 112 yards against the Washington Football Team in week six. The Giants haven’t given him much help in the receiving game, aside from Darius Slayton who has finally been activated downfield after weeks of malpractice usage from offensive coordinator Jason Garrett.
Garrett has made some interesting decisions with the wide receiver unit through six weeks, failing to maximize Slayton and completely factoring out Evan Engram at the tight end position.