The Giants’ choices on Slayton and Ojulari could impact their future roster plans significantly

Slayton expressed his desire to be a key player in any offense he joins. He believes he’s shown his worth and wants to make an impact every Sunday. After the Giants chose not to trade him, he managed to make seven catches for 104 yards and a touchdown, but the team struggled overall, finishing with a 1-7 record.
Ojulari, on the other hand, is looking forward to free agency. He’s taking it easy and is open to any situation that allows him to help a team win. The Giants considered trading him for a fourth-round pick, especially since he had a strong stretch earlier in the season, but the market just wasn’t there.
While the Giants could have gained valuable draft picks, they held onto Slayton for his leadership and ability to help younger receivers. Slayton isn’t upset with the Giants’ management for not restructuring his contract or for the changes at quarterback that affected his play.
As the Giants prepare for the draft, every pick counts, especially if they want to move up to secure a top quarterback. They’re projected to have eight picks in the 2025 draft, which could help them rebuild. If Slayton leaves, the team might look to Jalin Hyatt as a replacement, but his absence would be felt in the locker room.
Ojulari’s chances of playing time are limited due to other strong players on the roster, but there’s always a demand for pass rushers. He’s feeling good and ready to get back to training after his injury. The future for both players remains uncertain, but their decisions could shape the Giants’ next steps.