Darius Slayton to the rescue. “We moved Slayton over where Nabers was a bunch, and he was on the other side usually,” head coach Brian Daboll said after Giants 29, Seahawks 20. “He’s very dependable, and he’s smart. He’s a great teammate. He’s always done whatever we’ve asked of him.”

Yes, despite missing his No. 1 receiving threat in Malik Nabers, who was out with a concussion, Jones carved a Seattle defense that had the second ranked total defense grade in the league entering the day, according to Pro Football Focus (76.7) — which included the second best coverage grade (79.2) and seventh best run defense grade (68.8).

As the New York Giants get ready for their Week 5 matchup with the Seattle Seahawks, they may have to do so without the services of a key offensive player. Star rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers has been dealing with a concussion that he suffered in Week 4 and it's a "longshot" for him to be ready for the game.