
The Giants' receiver depth chart is uncertain after releasing Darius Slayton, with either three former 1,000-yard receivers and a promising rookie or a group of injury risks and an unproven newcomer.
The team is betting on Malik Nabers, Darnell Mooney, Odell Beckham Jr., and Malachi Fields to stay healthy and produce, which made saving $3 million against the salary cap more enticing than keeping depth.
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The team's success relies on the health and production of their receivers
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