Darius Slayton Dynasty Value

Three years in the SEC at Auburn with 55.3 receiving yards per game across 29 games. A deep threat in Gus Malzahn's run-first offense that never generated the volume to match the per-catch efficiency. The 20.3 career yards per reception is one of the highest marks in this class and tells the story: Slayton wins deep and creates big plays, but the 2.7 catches per game meant he was essentially a one-trick weapon. Year-to-year consistency was notable: 41.7, 58.5, 60.9 yards per game across three seasons with similar per-reception averages throughout. 11 touchdowns in 29 games is a solid rate. At 190 pounds with a 4.39 forty and a 40.5-inch vertical, the athletic profile is excellent. Auburn's offense under Malzahn was historically reluctant to throw the ball, which suppressed every receiver's volume. R5.171 for a speed receiver whose per-catch efficiency and athletic testing are legitimate but whose low volume in a run-first offense leaves the projection wide open.