3 years agoNew York Giants wide receiver Kenny Golladay was a massive bust last year in his first season as the team's No. 1 receiver, as he had just 521 yards and no touchdowns. Golladay, known for his skills on 50-50 balls and passes deep down the field, wasn't often used on third downs or downfield. New head coach Brian Daboll is attempting to figure out what Golladay and second-year receiver Kadarius Toney do best in order to maximize their output in 2022. Daboll is watching tape of Golladay's best days with the Lions and of Toney from his days at Florida. Golladay's fantasy stock is obviously way down, but if both he and quarterback Daniel Jones can stay healthy, he could have a nice bounce-back season under Daboll. Toney has intriguing ability as well, but he never could stay on the field long enough to make much of an impact in his rookie season.--Keith Hernandez - RotoBaller
Source: NJ Advance Media - Zack Rosenblatt