Film Room: Jalin Hyatt's floor & ceiling as a rookie

[MightyGiants]

Great Xs and Os video by Nick Falato

[Jolly Blue Giant]

He points out something beyond Hyatt's speed and great hands...it's his football IQ, that little part that makes or breaks a WR. And Hyatt's got it. The whole idea that he can't run routes and is a one-trick pony that only runs down the field is completely expelled by this breakdown. He's more than an athlete, he's a complete "football player", that immeasurable aspect that coaches look for and when they find it in a player, they love him

[ralphpal1]

J Hyatt had a 2nd round grade on him. Unless our WRs are awesome I expect very good things from him or this would be the 3rd year in a row we messed up a high draft pick on a wr

[Ed Vette]

Good stuff Rich!

[Dgoodmantrublu]

Nick consistently sets himself apart. His stuff is always fantastic and this was no exception.

[goNets]

One of the highlights shown on another thread was a TD where he influenced the CB into thinking the pass was going to the middle of the end zone, maintaining the ruse even as Jones was about to release the ball which was a perfectly thrown back shoulder that the CB had no chance to make a play on.

[Philosophers]

The only rookie WR I am hearing a similarly positive buzz about is Jaxson Smith Njigba with the Seahawks.  Pete says he is playing the slot brilliantly.  Boasts lots of nuanced moves to get open and has good hands.  Likely a day 1 starter.

Hyatt is the spread the field WR the Giants have needed so I am really glad he is our guy.

[Dgoodmantrublu]

I live near Baltimore. Flowers is getting a ton of buzz.

[brownelvis54]

'What we expected': Why Jalin Hyatt's college QB not surprised by his NY Giants emergence



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