New York Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton is celebrating a major personal victory, having successfully proposed to his girlfriend, track and field superstar Anna Hall.
A Romantic Track-Side Proposal
The couple's engagement was officially confirmed on Friday evening when Hall shared the joyful news with her followers through an emotional Instagram post. 'My whole entire heart,' she wrote, captioning a series of photographs that captured the special moment. 'In the exact place we first met I got to say yes to me & you forever.'
The pictures show Slayton down on one knee at a running track, the very location where their romance first began, before the couple shared a loving embrace to seal their commitment. They first made their relationship public in November 2024, and their connection has clearly deepened rapidly since then.
Champions in Love and Sport
Anna Hall is a formidable force in the world of athletics. She is the reigning heptathlon world champion, having secured the gold medal at this year's prestigious championships in Tokyo. The Denver native now has her sights set on achieving Olympic glory, with a home-soil advantage anticipated for the 2028 Games in Los Angeles.
On the other side of this power couple, Darius Slayton has been a consistent presence for the New York Giants since they selected him in the fifth round of the 2019 NFL draft. His focus now returns to the gridiron as he prepares to get back in action for New York.
Giants' Challenges on the Field
Slayton will be back with the team on Sunday, when the Giants face the Green Bay Packers at MetLife Stadium. The game comes amid significant upheaval for the franchise. The team has confirmed that Jameis Winston will start at quarterback, as the usual QB1, Jaxson Dart, remains in concussion protocol.
This decision represents another setback for Russell Wilson, who began the season as the starter but has now fallen to QB3 on the depth chart. The Giants, who hold a disappointing 2-8 record for the season, are also on the hunt for a new head coach after the organisation fired Brian Daboll earlier this week.
