Jalin Hyatt assures improvement for Giants

New York Giants wide receiver Jalin Hyatt is expressing confidence in his abilities and the team's prospects for the upcoming season. Reflecting on last year's challenges, Hyatt stated, “We had a lot of issues,” but he believes that this year will be markedly better. As part of a receiving corps considered one of the strongest in quarterback Daniel Jones' career, Hyatt is seen as a crucial X-factor, having consistently recorded between 700 to 800 receiving yards in four of his five NFL seasons. Despite the Giants' quarterbacks averaging just 9.9 yards per completion last year, Hyatt's potential to address this issue is evident. With a healthy Jones and improved offensive line play, Hyatt anticipates more opportunities to make significant plays and exploit opposing defenses. He emphasized the importance of threatening the vertical aspect of the field, which could enhance the team's offensive strategy. Hyatt also noted the lessons learned from his rookie season, particularly regarding the physical demands of an NFL season compared to college football. He highlighted his commitment to better body management as a key difference this year, which he believes will contribute to his performance. “Coming off a year that we obviously didn’t want to have, we’re gonna learn from our mistakes and try to get better from that,” he said, underscoring his focus on continuous improvement and execution of the playbook.