5 underrated NY Giants who can make a massive impact next season
By George Baker
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2. WR Jaylin Hyatt
After an incredibly successful career as a Tennessee Volunteer, Giants fans had high hopes for Jalin Hyatt as a rookie last season. With so much turnover at QB and the team struggling to move the ball downfield, Hyatt was not able to shine like many had hoped.
However, with a revitalized O-Line and hope for stability at quarterback, Hyatt should be able to show his blazing speed and deep-ball threat in 2024. With positive flashes shown during his rookie season, Hyatt could be the next wide receiver to make a massive second-year leap.
Few NFL players can make a game-changing play every time they jog onto the field. Hyatt's ability to run by secondary players and make splash plays can be a huge threat for the Giants to utilize. This play against the Arizona Cardinals is all the proof needed to show that Hyatt can be a real difference maker when targeted:
📌 1st NFL Catch Jaylin Hyatt
— The WideOutCrew (@thewideoutcrew) September 17, 2023
Flashback to Tennessee with this one
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Next season, don't be shocked if Hyatt explodes onto the scene and surprises as a big-play machine for the Giants. With proper O-Line protection and Jones' ability to air it out downfield, Hyatt's abilities can come to their head for the G-Men.