Giants’ Jalin Hyatt doesn’t think he’ll need much time to snap lengthy touchdown drought
NY Post
Shortly after helping about 30 kids pile toppings onto their hamburgers, Jalin Hyatt acknowledged that he is starving.
For a touchdown, that is.
The Giants’ second-year receiver went from finishing second in the NCAA with 15 touchdown catches during his final season at Tennessee to not reaching the end zone as an NFL rookie.
When does he plan to halt that drought?
“Week 1,” Hyatt quipped to The Post. “I’m hungry. I’ve never had a season in my life of not scoring a touchdown. That stays with me. That will probably stay with me for the rest of my life. I’ll be ready.”
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