Predicting the starting offense for the NY Giants next season

Wide Receivers: Kenny Golladay, Sterling Shepard, Kadarius Toney

While the wide receiver position has more depth than most other spots, there is still a clear group of three “starting” receivers who will likely see the field the most.

Despite the fact that Kenny Golladay, Sterling Shepard, and Kadarius Toney are likely to see the field the most and be the team’s “starters,” it is still very likely that both Wan’Dale Robinson and Darius Slayton play important roles in the offense.

Last season, the receiving corps for the NY Giants was abysmal. However, this was mostly due to injuries to both the top two receivers and QB Daniel Jones. Alongside these injuries, the horrific playcalling of Jason Garrett and Freddie Kitchens plagued the team for the entire season.

With a new head coach and seemingly exciting new play caller, it is likely that we will see a massive improvement in the production from the corps.

There is too much talent in this receiving corps for it to not be one of the best in the entire NFL. The group has very good depth with different types of playmakers. Kadarius Toney and Wan’Dale Robinson should serve as dynamic, open-field playmakers, Kenny Golladay and Sterling Shepard will be all-around, medium threat receivers, and Darius Slayton will fit well as the team’s deep ball threat (as long as his hands return to normalcy).

With all of these variations in receivers and play styles, Brian Daboll and offensive coordinator Mike Kafka should have A LOT of fun drawing up plays for this offense.