Darius Slayton

With Malik Nabers out for the year, Slayton should get most of the outside targets and is worth starting in Week 5 if he’s healthy. Jaxson Dart is starting and the Saints are weak on the outside, but Slayton can be hit-or-miss and has a hamstring scare—don’t play him if he’s listed as questionable or limited, otherwise add him and watch for updates.

Worth stashing on your bench — he’s cheap and could pay off if the new quarterback starts targeting him, but don’t start him in Week 1 unless you have no better receivers or your league gives extra points for catches. Watch the first few games to see how often he gets the ball and who’s throwing to him; if he becomes one of the team’s main options, put him in your lineup.

Pick him only in the final rounds, if you pick him at all. He's hit-or-miss and not someone you can count on every week, though he might have a big game if others get hurt.

Late rounds — only pick him as a cheap bench player; don’t take him earlier. He’ll be hit-or-miss most weeks but could matter if Malik Nabers misses time.