Slayton is the reliable speed-and-spacing piece who keeps defenses from camping on Nabers. He understands how to work vertically and can turn a clean play-action look into a chunk gain. With a young starting quarterback, that predictability and field-stretching value matter.
Strengths: Vertical speed, veteran route awareness and a defined active-roster role. He can pull coverage and offer a trustworthy outside target when the primary read is taken away.
Weaknesses: His production is often dependent on timing and protection because his biggest value comes downfield. He must keep winning enough underneath to avoid becoming a one-note deep threat.