Drafting Kadarius Toney in the first round was a debatable move, but fired general manager Dave Gettleman panicked after missing out on DeVonta Smith. The mercurial Florida Gator was mainly a gadget player in college; there wasn't a lot of film on Toney running crisp routes or making difficult catches in traffic. Despite the collegiate gimmickry, Toney's athleticism was enough to earn significant playing time by the third game, and it looked like the Giants struck gold. He had 22 targets, 16 receptions, and 267 yards in Weeks 4 and 5 before succumbing to an ankle injury. Ankle, quad, and oblique injuries cost him seven of the final 11 games, and he never regained the dynamism we saw in his early play. He has the talent to be a playmaker, but one must question his fit with the new coaching staff, given persistent rumors of his being on the trade block. Toney was 11th in yards per route run last season, sandwiched between Tee Higgins and Tyreek Hill, so there's latent talent if Daboll can tap into it.

Kadarius Toney's percentile rank in each category, among s with more than 50 fantasy points.