Kadarius Toney Fantasy

New York Giants wide receiver Kadarius Toney (knee) hasn't been a full participant at recent OTAs. The 23-year-old was observed wearing the infamous no-contact red jersey, although it was later revealed he hasn't practiced because of minor arthroscopic knee surgery. Fortunately, the 2021 first-round pick should be ready to roll by training camp. Toney, who was rumored to be on the trade block a few months ago, has a chance of establishing himself as the team's top wideout this season. Yet, having Daniel Jones under center may make accumulating fantasy points a challenge, regardless of his place on the depth chart.

May. 21st • 10:31 PM

New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka said that wide receiver Kadarius Toney is "doing all the right things...on and off the field." Kafka also said Toney is being attentive in meetings and has been good to work with during offseason team activities this week. At the same time, Toney's workload has been dialed back a bit due to undisclosed reasons. The 23-year-old played in only 10 games in his rookie season last year due to injuries, so the Giants are probably just playing it safe with him early in the offseason. Toney has a lot of playmaking abilities, but there are a lot of mouths to feed in New York's passing attack if everyone is healthy. The former first-round pick will be a high-risk, high-reward fantasy selection after he had 39 catches for 420 yards and no touchdowns in his first NFL season.

May. 20th • 10:35 AM

New York Giants wide receiver Kadarius Toney may not be going anywhere after all. After rumblings of a potential trade, the 2021 first-round pick attended voluntary workouts. General manager Joe Schoen also recently praised the wideout during an interview with WFAN's Tiki and Tierney, stating, "K.T. has been great. He's got a really good skill set. I look forward to working with him." Toney finished last season by accumulating 39 catches for 420 yards, including a 10-catch, 189-yard effort against the Cowboys in Week 5. Undoubtedly, the 23-year-old has all the talent in the world. However, questions regarding his conduct and inability to remain healthy certainly put a cap on his potential. It also doesn't help that Daniel Jones is still labeled as the team's starting signal-caller.

May. 4th • 10:23 PM