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Darius Slayton’s Uncertain Future with the New York Giants Amid Injury and Contract Speculation

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New York Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton is facing an uncertain future with the team, compounded by both his current injury status and his impending free agency. Slayton, who is playing out the final year of his contract, is set to become an unrestricted free agent in 2025. This has led to speculation about his potential trade before the NFL‘s November 5 deadline, although Slayton himself does not anticipate being moved by the Giants.

Currently, Slayton is dealing with a concussion, which has ruled him out for the Giants’ Week 10 game against the Carolina Panthers in Germany. Head coach Brian Daboll confirmed that Slayton would not make the trip due to his status in the concussion protocol. This injury is the latest in a series of setbacks for the Giants, who are already struggling with several key injuries.

The Giants have shown no immediate signs of extending Slayton’s contract, and other teams have expressed interest in acquiring him. General manager Joe Schoen has been firm on his price point for Slayton, indicating that the team would only consider trades if the offer meets their expectations.

Slayton’s performance this season has been notable, despite the team’s overall struggles. He has recorded 25 receptions for 312 yards and one touchdown in seven games. However, the Giants’ poor record and Slayton’s expiring contract continue to fuel speculation about his future with the team.

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