Jalin Hyatt has ‘a lot’ more to show Giants in second year
NY Post
Jalin Hyatt assures fans that there’s more to him and his game.
Much more.
“There’s a lot that I haven’t shown,” Hyatt told The Post after the Giants’ practice Thursday. “Very confident [of a breakout second season]. I was confident last year. Obviously some things didn’t go the way we wanted them to go, and that’s alright. New year, new goals, new me. Just ready to execute, ready to go out there and play.”
For this Giants offense to climb out of ineptitude, they’re banking on it.
They drafted the speedy receiver in the third round last year, and despite a strong training camp that drew excitement, Hyatt struggled through a quiet rookie season.
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