Kadarius Toney

Toney was the 20th overall pick last year out of Florida. He had a rocky rookie season that included multiple injuries and situations, from wearing the wrong- ...

We're going to keep working in the right direction." The guys that aren't, they're going to miss out on some things. "I've had good conversations with Kadarius. We've been in contact. "It's voluntary," Schoen said. "Like I said, this is a voluntary camp," Daboll said on Wednesday. "The guys that are here, we're going to work with. The first-year general manager has since said that was blown out of proportion.

If there are no enticing offers, Joe Schoen is likely to sit tight — unless the feeling is Toney is more trouble than he is worth.

The next week, he was outstanding in a loss at Dallas, hauling in 10 passes for 189 yards. He had trouble with his cleats in his very first organized team activity practice and went through a drill with one foot in only a sock. Schoen and Brian Daboll, the new head coach, inherited Toney and had no prior loyalty to him. At No. 20, the Giants took Toney out of Florida, happy they were able to address their need at wide receiver after missing out on their top target, DeVonta Smith, who went to the Eagles at No. 10 after Philadelphia traded up and over the Giants. It is not as if the Giants’ offense is teeming with the sort of talent Toney possesses. Toney has not endeared himself to the new brain trust by not attending the voluntary offseason workout program this spring.

The New York Giants are beginning a new era with general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll, and they are mulling roster decisions ahead of the ...

It also didn't help that he missed so much time from preseason to the end of the year due to multiple issues. Toney missed time in 2021 due to multiple injuries, was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list twice and was subject to the wrong kind of headlines in the preseason. Toney hasn't shown up to voluntary minicamp, which wouldn't seem like that much of an issue had his rookie campaign not been dramatic.

New York drafted Toney with pick No. 20 in the first round of the 2021 draft out of Florida. He had a turbulent first season in the league battling injuries, ...

On day one of New York’s voluntary minicamp, Daboll said Toney wasn’t attending and that the wide receiver has yet to receive the new offensive playbook. In 10 games, Toney caught 57 passes for 420 yards, but he is still looking for his first NFL touchdown. As a wild offseason for NFL pass catchers continue, another wide receiver may be on the move.

It sounds like another Giants first-round pick could be out of town a lot sooner than expected, as a new report claims the team is looking to trade wide ...

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According to a Friday report, New York could be moving on from the 2021 first round pick.

On the first day of New York’s voluntary minicamp last week, new Giants coach Brian Daboll said that Toney wasn’t attending. As for the Giants, trading Toney would leave the franchise rather thin at the receiver position. According to Leonard, the wide receiver’s “commitment came into question” during his rookie year after a “lack of playbook study, poor meeting behavior and frequent injuries.”

Analysis of former Florida Gators wide receiver Kadarius Toney's apparent short-lived tenure in New York.

That being said, receiver-needy teams may prefer to trade for Toney with, say, a third-round pick over joining the projected first-round run on receivers this year. What is widely known, however, is Toney's struggles to remain on the field last year as well as his ejection for fighting against Dallas, which resulted in a $12,875 fine. He got thrown out of a loss to the Cowboys for throwing a punch.

The NY Giants should not trade wide receiver Kadarius Toney at all as the talent is there but all he needs is the right coaching and support.

Toney is just 23-years-old and obviously has a lot to learn not just in the NFL but in life. It’s a shame Toney didn’t show up considering the Giants have a whole new coaching staff, general manager, and a head coach that are all ready to turn this franchise into a contender again. A huge rumor broke out this past Friday night involving wide receiver Kadarius Toney and that the NY Giants were interested in trading him.