Two of the NYG rookies going at it

[MightyGiants]

Hawkins has been impressive early in camp as has Hyatt


https://twitter.com/DDuggan21/status/1685252136873889792

[DaveBrown74]

Great hands there by Hyatt. Not an easy catch.

On those kinds of plays you worry a lot about tipped balls landing in a safety's hands, so it's nice to see the sure-handedness there.

[Jclayton92]

Hawkins is going to be something. I could see Hawkins and Owens both starting by the time 2024 rolls around.

[Ed Vette]

The coverage was outstanding too. He had a hand on him to slow down a go route but released and was like a shadow on the curl. You'll notice that Hyatt didn't show that hitch step he was so criticized for on that route. It was clean and it was beautiful as was the catch.

[Trench]

Great clip. Jones placed it perfectly to give him a chance

[Jclayton92]

We might need Hawkins sooner rather than later because Banks has been getting beaten really bad in camp non stop. We need significant growth from banks this camp.

[Philosophers]

A+ effort on the catch, throw and the coverage.  Love that.

I believe that is the difference between Hyatt and Slayton — the hands.

[Trench]

Why is this 1st round pick getting beaten so easily? Although it's early it does concern me due to him getting beat in man to man. Zone I could understand a learning curve.

Reminds me of stalwart DB 1st round picks Apple and Baker

[DaveBrown74]

Why is this 1st round pick getting beaten so easily? Although it's early it does concern me due to him getting beat in man to man. Zone I could understand a learning curve.

Reminds me of stalwart DB 1st round picks Apple and Baker

Hawkins was a sixth rounder, no?

[Trench]

Referring to Banks

[MightyGiants]

https://twitter.com/nickfalato/status/1685352368609820672

[DaveBrown74]

Referring to Banks

Gotcha.  Sorry, misunderstood.

[madbadger]

I thought Hyatt couldn't run a route tree?