Takeaways from the New York Giants' offseason program

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Tight end Darren Waller hauled in a pass deep down the right sideline on the first play of OTAs that was open to the media this spring. Then Darius Slayton hit a deep seam on the first day of minicamp, and newly-signed wide receiver Parris Campbell used his speed for a chunk play on a crosser just moments later.

This is what the Giants envisioned when they went to work this offseason to improve the roster. They loaded up on speed -- both in free agency and the draft -- in an attempt to make their offense more explosive.

It was easy to see this spring that this new group of receivers at quarterback Daniel Jones’ disposal is exponentially more dynamic. Waller, Campbell,…