Darius Slayton Could See More Work in Passing Attack
                
        
        New York Giants wide receiver Darius  Slayton is a candidate for an elevated touch share moving forward in the team's offensive attack. With running back Cam  Skattebo (ankle) going down with a gruesome injury, head coach Brian Daboll may deploy a more pass-heavy approach. Through eight weeks, New York has attempted a pass at the ninth-lowest rate in the league (54.39%). However, as Jaxson  Dart grows and matures, it makes sense that Daboll would allow him more freedom in the passing game. That may come sooner, as New York will be without the driving force of its offense for an extended period. With teammate Wan'Dale  Robinson in the fold, consistency could be hard to find for Slayton. Still, the latter is the only other active Giants' wideout who's accrued more than 160 snaps (341).
Source: ESPN
        Source: ESPN
 
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