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Giants wide receiver Jalin Hyatt, who has yet to catch a pass this season, sees an opportunity to prove himself after teammate Malik Nabers' season-ending injury, with Nabers encouraging Hyatt to seize the moment and develop chemistry with new quarterback Jaxson Dart.
Malik Nabers of the Giants suffered a likely season-ending ACL injury, creating an opportunity for Jalin Hyatt to step up as a receiver. Hyatt, who has been waiting for a chance, is now focused on making the most of this opportunity to help the team amid a tough schedule, while also mourning Nabers' injury.
Jalin Hyatt has gained over 20 pounds in the offseason to improve his performance in the NFL, aiming to play bigger and stronger while maintaining his speed, as he seeks to increase his role and impact with the Giants in the upcoming season.
The New York Giants held their first minicamp practice, with notable moments including Jalin Hyatt leaving early due to injury, rookies like Darius Alexander and Cam Skattebo missing reps, and rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart showing improvement. Undrafted wide receivers Beaux Collins and Dalen Cambre impressed, while Neal played both guard positions. The team also saw some first-team reps from other players and successful field goal attempts.
The article covers updates on the New York Giants' offseason activities, including OTAs, player evaluations like Jalin Hyatt's potential and attitude, Jaxson Dart's jersey decision, and a tragic event involving rookie Abdul Carter, along with various team news and fan engagement opportunities.
During the New York Giants' 9th OTA, the offense, led by Daniel Jones, was exceptionally sharp, with Jones completing five of six passes, including four touchdowns. Jalin Hyatt and Malik Nabers were standout receivers, each catching multiple touchdowns. Drew Lock also performed well, connecting on several impressive touchdown passes. The defense made notable plays towards the end of practice, with contributions from Dane Belton, Jason Pinnock, and others.
The New York Giants' sixth OTA session featured strong defensive performances, with notable pass break-ups and an interception by Deonte Banks. The offense had its moments, highlighted by Jalin Hyatt's one-handed touchdown catch. The practice concluded with successful no-huddle drills, including a touchdown by Bryce Ford-Wheaton.
Wide receiver Jalin Hyatt has been nominated for the Pepsi Zero Sugar Rookie of the Week for his standout performance in the New York Giants' Week 12 victory over the New England Patriots. Hyatt recorded five receptions for 109 yards, including three receptions of 20 or more yards, making him the first Giants receiver to achieve this since 2021. His impressive performance has earned him recognition alongside other rookies for the weekly award.
New York Giants rookie Jalin Hyatt's 59-yard reception set up quarterback Daniel Jones' 14-yard rushing touchdown, marking the team's first points of the season. The Giants had allowed 60 points before scoring, making it the second most allowed before scoring to begin a season since the 1970 merger.
New York Giants rookie wide receiver Jalin Hyatt will wear No. 13 in Week One, aiming to build his own legacy with the team. Hyatt's choice of number is not directly related to former Giants wideout Odell Beckham Jr., but he expressed admiration for Beckham's career. Hyatt previously wore No. 11 in college, but that number is retired in honor of Phil Simms. The Giants hope that Hyatt can make an impact on offense and create highlight reel plays as a rookie.
The New York Giants' 2023 draft class showed promise in their preseason win over the Carolina Panthers. Rookies Jalin Hyatt and Eric Gray scored their first NFL touchdowns, while cornerback Deonte Banks had a strong performance with back-to-back tackles and good coverage. Center John Michael Schmitz Jr. provided solid play, and wide receiver Jalin Hyatt showcased resilience with four receptions and a touchdown. Running back Eric Gray impressed with a rushing touchdown and good decision-making on special teams. Other rookies, including Tre Hawkins III, Jordon Riley, and Gervarrius Owens, also had notable moments in the game.
The New York Giants' first week of training camp has been relatively quiet, with no injuries or controversy. However, there have been standout players who have impressed, including Jalin Hyatt, who has showcased exceptional speed and overall skills. Darren Waller has been dominant against the Giants' defensive back-seven, while John Michael Schmitz and Tre Hawkins have made positive impressions. Additionally, Evan Neal is entering his second season in great shape and showing improvement.
Jalin Hyatt, a rookie wide receiver for the New York Giants, has been one of the standout players in training camp so far. Despite not being drafted until the third round, Hyatt has impressed with his speed and all-around skills. He has been praised by teammates and coaches for his work ethic and ability to stretch the field vertically. The Giants wanted to add speed to their offense, and Hyatt has been a key contributor in that regard.
The New York Giants held a light workout on the first day of rookie mini-camp, with most of the 2023 draft class doing very little. The Giants have not put too much on the player’s plates for the two days of practice. There are 73 players participating in the mini-camp, including draft picks, undrafted free agents, veteran tryout players, rookie tryout players, and returning Giants. The Giants coach, Brian Daboll, has limited what they put in the first couple of days to help the players feel comfortable and play fast. Rookie wide receiver Jalin Hyatt has moved past pre-draft criticism of his route running.
New York Giants' GM Joe Schoen's 2023 draft class is expected to make an instant impact on the team in areas of need. The seven players' Year 1 contributions are projected from least to most impactful, with Gervarrius Owens and Jordon Riley likely to begin the season on the practice squad. Tre Hawkins III is expected to see special teams snaps, while Eric Gray is expected to have a significant role in the Giants' offense. Deonte Banks is expected to be a starter, but his tendency to get grabby and press skills that need refining might lead to big plays and penalties against him in Year 1. Jalin Hyatt is expected to make a big impact on the Giants' receiving corps, while John Michael Schmitz is expected to be the most impactful player from the first day of camp, bringing the nastiness, grit, and football IQ that the Giants need in their offensive line.