Assuming Robinson remains the primary slot receiver, Slayton could take on a more prominent role in the Giants' aerial attack. Last week, Slayton hauled in three of four targets for 44 yards. In five out of seven seasons with the Giants, Slayton has averaged at least 15 yards per catch. He could produce some chunk plays against the New Orleans Saints, who rank 24th in net yards allowed per pass attempt and allow the 12th-most fantasy points to wide receivers. New Orleans has allowed the second-most scores through the air, giving up about two per game.