KADARIUS TONEY WR, NEW YORK GIANTS
The Athletic's Dan Duggan said Kadarius Toney and John Ross "need to remain focal points of the offense even after" Sterling Shepard and Darius Slayton return from hamstring injuries.
With Shepard and Slayton sidelined Sunday against the Saints, Jason Garrett's offense was uncharacteristically aggressive, logging eight plays of more than 20 yards -- a stark departure from the team's usual dink-and-dunk approach. Daniel Jones attempted five passes of more than 20 yards in Week 4 after throwing seven deep balls in the season's first three weeks. The blazing fast combo of Ross -- who had three grabs for 77 yards and a touchdown -- and Toney -- who gained 78 yards on six receptions -- gave New York's offense a threatening element it hasn't had in Garrett's time as offensive coordinator. "The big question is if the Giants will begin to operate the way they did in the final seven minutes of regulation and overtime, or if they’ll revert to their conservative form when they aren’t in desperation mode," Duggan said. Toney remains the more reliable PPR option this week against the Cowboys. The eventual return of Shepard and Slayton could make the Giants' receiver room a mess for fantasy purposes.
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SOURCE: The Athletic
Oct 6, 2021, 8:57 AM ET