Darius Slayton returning to Giants as he cashes in with $36 million deal in free agency
NY Post
For a guy who seemingly is always headed out the door, Darius Slayton has a way of never leaving.
It appears that Once a Giant, Always a Giant has a ring to it where Slayton is concerned.
The veteran wide receiver is returning to the team that has used him — and at times, underutilized him — for the past six years.
Slayton, 28, is staying with the Giants, agreeing to terms on Monday to a three-year deal worth $36 million, by far the biggest payday of his career.
Just like that, one of the most popular and classy players the Giants have had in their building the past few years is back with the team that made him a fifth-round pick in 2019.
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