Why Kadarius Toney will be the NY Giants’ breakout offensive star of 2022

NY Giants, Kadarius Toney (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)
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NY Giants wide receiver Kadarius Toney had a rookie season full of ups and downs. His year two could be drastically different as he could be headed towards big things next season. After a rookie year that saw Toney somewhat underutilized and never fully be able to stay healthy, Toney still did things regularly that showed just how good he could be.

Toney was able to replicate many of the things that made him so productive in college and do them in the NFL. At times, he looked unstoppable with the ball in his hands. The University of Florida alum finished his rookie season with a stat line that left much to be desired.

He recorded 39 receptions and 420 receiving yards. He also had just four drops on 53 targets and averaged nearly 11 yards per reception. He also occasionally did things like this.

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Toney has the potential for a big play whenever he steps on the field. If utilized correctly, his 2022 could be drastically different than how his 2021 went. Here’s why Toney could break out for the Giants in 2022.

Kadarius Toney is finally healthy on the NY Giants

Toney was plagued with injury throughout his rookie year, Whether due to injury or things involving Covid-19, Toney was forced to miss seven games. When on the field, he was rarely playing at 100%.

The injuries for Toney caused him to never gain a rhythm when playing. As he would start to heat up, he would encounter something that would set him back. Each of his absences came at different points in the year and would typically keep him out for weeks at a time.

Given that Toney is playing at 100%, he could be the most dangerous player on the field.