Giants release Darius Slayton after seven seasons
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Key Points:
- The New York Giants have released wide receiver Darius Slayton, their longest-tenured player, after seven seasons with the team.
- Slayton, 29, was initially at risk of missing the 53-man roster but was cut a week after surviving the initial roster reductions.
- Over his Giants career, Slayton recorded 296 receptions for 4,435 yards and 22 touchdowns, known primarily for his role as a field stretcher.
- He posted four seasons with at least 724 receiving yards and had a standout rookie year with 48 receptions, 740 yards, and 8 touchdowns.
- While Slayton is expected to find a new team soon, it may take some time before he plays a significant role again.
