John Laghezza called Darius Slayton one of the most undervalued receivers on draft boards. Slayton is an every-down player who just got paid and managed usable production despite the Giants’ historically bad quarterback situation last year. With Russell Wilson under center and rookie Malik Nabers commanding defensive attention, Laghezza expects cleaner looks and better efficiency for Slayton, making his current last-round price a mistake.

John Laghezza recommended scooping Jordan James after shoulder trouble sidelined Isaac Guerendo. History shows any back elevated to lead duty in Kyle Shanahan’s system becomes an instant fantasy asset, and James is currently going undrafted. Laghezza emphasized stashing James now rather than bidding FAAB later if Guerendo’s recovery stalls.

John Laghezza expanded his deep-QB portfolio to include Shedeur Sanders after Dillon Gabriel’s hamstring injury opened extra first-team reps in Cleveland. Laghezza stressed that quarterback development hinges on practice volume; if Sanders performs well while Gabriel is sidelined, he could transition from long-shot to legitimate fantasy streamer. Given Sanders is undrafted in most formats, Laghezza advised rostering him wherever drafters can afford a stash.