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Benching until he’s more involved in the offense. Luckily both leagues where I have him have large rosters.
Kadarius Toney played just seven snaps against the Titans in Week 1.
Toney recorded just a 12% snap share, which trailed some highly unexpected names like Richie James (70%) and David Sills (45%). Sterling Shepard beat expectations by playing 72% of snaps, which also made it more difficult for Toney to see the field. Still, Toney is clearly not very high on the Giants' depth chart at the moment. Given the talent he's flashed, it's likely that he sees more snaps in the coming weeks, but Toney needs to be glued to the fantasy bench until he earns playing time again.
Sep 12, 2022, 11:03 AM ET
Saw this. Probably a good sign that he’s not venting to the media, but he was clearly bummed on the sidelines Sunday.
I was laughing at your galaxy brain comment. I hope he goes off as well. Got him in 1 dynasty and may sprinkle him in some DFS
I would think there would be a lesser player than Olave available to drop but if not then it would boil down to what my roster looked like. Is Olave ever going to start for you? If not then I would drop him for the potential of Toney. If you need to rely on Olave then I would keep him for now.What other players are people willing to drop for homerun potential on Toney? For example, I have Olave on my bench. Olave seems to be third option on the Saints, but prob a safer bye week player.
I think Olave may be the fourth passing options if you include Kamara. Juwan Johnson had one more target than him last week too.What other players are people willing to drop for homerun potential on Toney? For example, I have Olave on my bench. Olave seems to be third option on the Saints, but prob a safer bye week player.
I have Toney stashed but would much rather have Olave.What other players are people willing to drop for homerun potential on Toney? For example, I have Olave on my bench. Olave seems to be third option on the Saints, but prob a safer bye week player.
Kadarius Toney was practicing with the Giants' third-string offense in Thursday's practice.
That is "on one particular route concept," but it is still notable, especially since it had Toney running behind Darius Slayton in two-receiver sets after Slayton was a healthy scratch in Week 1. Toney's continued frustrations come even with Wan'Dale Robinson (knee) sidelined. Evidently, Toney's two rushes on seven Week 1 snaps were not enough to sway the coaching staff that he is deserving of a bigger role. We know it's not a talent issue. Toney simply is not showing Brian Daboll's staff what it wants from the second-year first-rounder. Already ranked as a low-end WR5 in Rotoworld's initial Week 2 ranks, it appears Toney could still be dropped further. A shock healthy scratch probably can't be ruled out.
SOURCE: Pat Leonard on Twitter
Sep 15, 2022, 1:57 PM ET
Kadarius Toney was practicing with the Giants' third-string offense in Thursday's practice.
That is "on one particular route concept" — a detail we may have missed in our initial astonishment at the note — but it is still notable, especially since it had Toney running behind Darius Slayton in two-receiver sets after Slayton was a healthy scratch in Week 1. Toney's continued frustrations come even with Wan'Dale Robinson (knee) sidelined. Evidently, Toney's two rushes on seven Week 1 snaps were not enough to sway the coaching staff that he is deserving of a bigger role. We know it's not a talent issue. Toney simply is not showing Brian Daboll's staff what it wants from the second-year first-rounder. Already ranked as a low-end WR5 in Rotoworld's initial Week 2 ranks, it appears Toney could still be dropped further. A shock healthy scratch probably can't be ruled out.
If you aren’t going to play your 2nd best offensive player, please just trade him. Smh.
I was with you until I read this.I think Olave may be the fourth passing options if you include Kamara. Juwan Johnson had one more target than him last week too.What other players are people willing to drop for homerun potential on Toney? For example, I have Olave on my bench. Olave seems to be third option on the Saints, but prob a safer bye week player.
Couple that with the Saints hoping to be a low volume passing team and I think Olave is expendable in redraft.
Toney has far fewer people in front of him to pull targets from, IF he gets his head on straight. IF that happens he's the Giants #1 receiving weapon with Barkley being second.
Kadarius Toney was practicing with the Giants' third-string offense in Thursday's practice.
That is "on one particular route concept" — a detail we may have missed in our initial astonishment at the note — but it is still notable, especially since it had Toney running behind Darius Slayton in two-receiver sets after Slayton was a healthy scratch in Week 1. Toney's continued frustrations come even with Wan'Dale Robinson (knee) sidelined. Evidently, Toney's two rushes on seven Week 1 snaps were not enough to sway the coaching staff that he is deserving of a bigger role. We know it's not a talent issue. Toney simply is not showing Brian Daboll's staff what it wants from the second-year first-rounder. Already ranked as a low-end WR5 in Rotoworld's initial Week 2 ranks, it appears Toney could still be dropped further. A shock healthy scratch probably can't be ruled out.
I can dig it. My feeling is Olave is going to need an injury to be relevant this season. He may be an all world talent but Landry and Thomas are simply too good and, more importantly, reliable to be supplanted. And Kamara certainly isn't losing his receiving share any time soon. Even if he's getting regular snaps he is very unlikely to be high volume. Injuries may happen, both Thomas and Kamara have missed time but they will be necessary.I was with you until I read this.I think Olave may be the fourth passing options if you include Kamara. Juwan Johnson had one more target than him last week too.What other players are people willing to drop for homerun potential on Toney? For example, I have Olave on my bench. Olave seems to be third option on the Saints, but prob a safer bye week player.
Couple that with the Saints hoping to be a low volume passing team and I think Olave is expendable in redraft.
Toney has far fewer people in front of him to pull targets from, IF he gets his head on straight. IF that happens he's the Giants #1 receiving weapon with Barkley being second.
Kadarius Toney was practicing with the Giants' third-string offense in Thursday's practice.
That is "on one particular route concept" — a detail we may have missed in our initial astonishment at the note — but it is still notable, especially since it had Toney running behind Darius Slayton in two-receiver sets after Slayton was a healthy scratch in Week 1. Toney's continued frustrations come even with Wan'Dale Robinson (knee) sidelined. Evidently, Toney's two rushes on seven Week 1 snaps were not enough to sway the coaching staff that he is deserving of a bigger role. We know it's not a talent issue. Toney simply is not showing Brian Daboll's staff what it wants from the second-year first-rounder. Already ranked as a low-end WR5 in Rotoworld's initial Week 2 ranks, it appears Toney could still be dropped further. A shock healthy scratch probably can't be ruled out.
Kadarius Toney (hamstring) was limited in Thursday's practice.
It's a new designation, but Toney did deal with a hamstring injury late in training camp. The Giants don't seem particularly interested in playing Toney, something that was evident when Richie James got most of the snaps in the slot in the opener. There's been smoke on a trade dating back months. It's going to be hard to trust Toney as a real fantasy option until we see it on the field.
Sep 15, 2022, 3:30 PM ET
Coaches have to think he's dogging it with these injuries to get out of practice, which would explain the 2 snaps in Week 1.Kadarius Toney (hamstring) was limited in Thursday's practice.
It's a new designation, but Toney did deal with a hamstring injury late in training camp. The Giants don't seem particularly interested in playing Toney, something that was evident when Richie James got most of the snaps in the slot in the opener. There's been smoke on a trade dating back months. It's going to be hard to trust Toney as a real fantasy option until we see it on the field.
Sep 15, 2022, 3:30 PM ET
Wow. Yeah, can't come out as a 2nd year unproven player with the Iverson approach!Giants beat writers yesterday, which I think sheds a little light on why he was not playing much last week.
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I know I haven’t been around long (Aug. 1), but during that time I think I’ve seen Toney practice like once.
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I covered him for a season and I think I only saw him practice once
Dan Duggan @DDugan21
Daboll said Kadarius Toney’s hamstring tightened up during yesterday’s practice. Same leg that was injured during camp.
There have been 19 games during Toney’s career. He’s been on the injury report in 14 of those weeks. Of the five weeks he wasn’t on the injury report, he left two of those games with injuries
…on someone else’s roster?I predict he rarely plays until 2024, when he has a tremendous season.
If the dude doesn't toughen up and start attending practices he isn't going to be successful on ANY team.It doesn’t sound good for Toney at least on the Giants. It sounds like another AB situation.
Giants coach Brian Daboll confirmed WR Kadarius Toney (questionable, hamstring) had a setback in practice this week.
Toney's injury is to the same hamstring that limited him in the preseason. Setbacks are nothing new for Toney, who's appeared on the injury report in 14-of-19 games. Toney is expected to be a game-time decision for Week 2's matchup with the Panthers.
SOURCE: The Athletic
Sep 16, 2022, 6:39 PM ET
We've officially reached silly season

I’m that guy who is hoping he is dropped in any of my FFPC leagues. I’ll scoop him up if possible and give it an additional 4-6 weeks because the promise is so promising.Can i drop him now...he's taking up a roster spot on 3 of my teams
I thought I had the next Tyreek Hill
Can i drop him now...he's taking up a roster spot on 3 of my teams
Can i drop him now...he's taking up a roster spot on 3 of my teams
Saw 7 snaps and one thing his coach did not say was a "boy we've got to do a better job of getting him the ball." Constantly hurt. Was thought to be a reach, and that draft capital is attributable to the prior GM and prior HC.
Doesn't sound like a recipe for success.
I thought I had the next Tyreek Hill
I usually get such a kick out of the "next Tyreek Hill" sentiments all over the league, but if ever there was a guy who could come close, it seems like Toney is that guy. Hill has better straightaway speed though. It's that they have similar acceleration and the ability to keep their speed while juking that makes them similar.
There will never be another Tyreek Hill, though. If he'd just stayed with Kansas City and relatively trouble-free for a few more years, you're looking at a guy likely bound for the HoF. Now, who knows?
I really wished I did not watch the NYG/Dallas game in week 5 where he went for 10-189...I saw that and was convinced he was gonna be something special...man, did he look like the real deal in that game...after that I made a big trade for him...he has had 20 receptions since then.
I really wished I did not watch the NYG/Dallas game in week 5 where he went for 10-189...I saw that and was convinced he was gonna be something special...man, did he look like the real deal in that game...after that I made a big trade for him...he has had 20 receptions since then.
I hadn't bought into this guy but wound up with him in a redraft and a dynasty because of his "depressed" value from the offseason. One thing that's true about the NFL that I guess I should have heeded: There's always a way down from even depressed valuations of extreme talent. Guys almost just as talented as Toney wind up out of the league, never mind guys with attitude and practice problems.
Should have listened to my own typical character concern squeamishness.
I hear you, in that game he looked special with elite traits. I literally could not believe what I seeing. Thankfully I was not able to trade for him at the time but actually will continue to send offers hoping to bargain buy as a lotto ticket.I thought I had the next Tyreek Hill
I usually get such a kick out of the "next Tyreek Hill" sentiments all over the league, but if ever there was a guy who could come close, it seems like Toney is that guy. Hill has better straightaway speed though. It's that they have similar acceleration and the ability to keep their speed while juking that makes them similar.
There will never be another Tyreek Hill, though. If he'd just stayed with Kansas City and relatively trouble-free for a few more years, you're looking at a guy likely bound for the HoF. Now, who knows?
I really wished I did not watch the NYG/Dallas game in week 5 where he went for 10-189...I saw that and was convinced he was gonna be something special...man, did he look like the real deal in that game...after that I made a big trade for him...he has had 20 receptions since then.
Can i drop him now...he's taking up a roster spot on 3 of my teams
Saw 7 snaps and one thing his coach did not say was a "boy we've got to do a better job of getting him the ball." Constantly hurt. Was thought to be a reach, and that draft capital is attributable to the prior GM and prior HC.
Doesn't sound like a recipe for success.
Due respect, but that's a "no" on the drop, of course, depending on your league.
I would say you've gotta ride or die with this guy until he crashes and burns in Daboll's offense fully. This has all the makings of Brandon Aiyuk last year. You want to be the guy with the WR2 after Week Eight or so. That's where you get your value. Not by cutting him for some middling WR4 the rest of the way.
Again, it depends on your league, but generally? No.