Who stood out on the second day of the Giants minicamp?

Two of today's most notable players were in elementary school while the third held their positions about 16 seasons ago. Nevertheless, here they are together on the same ground.

The New York Giants held the second training session of their three-day mini-camp Wednesday at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center. The offensive had a big day, highlighted by the big games of some newcomers and a new quarter.

Here are the players who stood out on the second day:

WR DARIUS SLAYTON: Auburn's fifth-round pick made two of Wednesday's best practice takings. The first was a touchdown by Alex Tanney, who threw a fade at the back-left corner of the end zone. Slaytononly had a piece at first, but after a few jumps he was able to secure him for the score while working in the red zone. The second was that of rookie Daniel Jones on the right-hand line, combining a nice take on the shoulder to a perfect ball. Meanwhile, Slayton has accumulated a handful of other receptions while he continues to show that he is more than his speed of 4.39.

"I think Slayton has been pretty consistent," offensive coordinator Mike Shula said after training. "It was a very good choice for us. As long as he stays on the track, he has good speed, he uses his hands that you can see. He has more confidence in his hands. He catches the ball more coherently. I think he's a good road racer; it was something that was coming out of the project and I was anxious to see how he would manage with perhaps our itineraries, which may have been a bit different from what he was following at Auburn. He is doing a good job at the top of these roads. I think that we will continue to seek as much as possible and that we want to continue giving them more and more. "

QB ELI MANNING: Like Alex Tanney yesterday, Manning started the day with a deep pass in the middle, which the Giants did a lot of work on this spring. On this one, he found wide receiver Corey Coleman for the big fitting. Manning then hit forward Rhett Ellison with a nice pass on the left side, but the quarterback suffered most of his damage in the red zone. He again met wide receiver Bennie Fowler and Ellison for touchdowns.

"Some days, you just get the right parts at the right time and you run them," Manning said. "We managed to hit that today, to play some nice plays, guys got open and won their face-to-face battles. The defense was putting pressure on most things, so the ball went out quickly and the guys were able to win. It was a good day for us.

TE C.J. CONRAD: The Kentucky product does what every unprepared rookie wants to do at this time of year – getting noticed. The tight end of 6-foot-4 and 248-pound allowed everyone to take note of number 47 today with big gains from Tanney, including another deep pass in the middle and a one-handed grip . Then, Jones found Conrad wide open for an easy score during red zone exercises.

Other games to note: Jones and Fowler exchanged a nice coin on the left-hand line at the start of the trials. In the absence of authorized contact, recipients can shine at this time of year. Fowler regularly played plays throughout the spring practices. He did it with WR Sterling Shepard put away today with a wrist …CB Janoris Jenkins broke a long pass planned for WR Alonzo Russell…QB Kyle Lauletta He avoided the disaster when he could not execute a rifle shot in the red zone, but he quickly regained control and snapped a pass to Russell in the front right corner of the goal area to score a goal …S Michael Thomas forced a fumble …TE Scott Simonson, who signed again with the team in February after playing 16 games (four starts) last season, completed the training with a pass from Jones who, in a way, sank into a pack defenders. .