The New York Giants' wide receiver Jalin Hyatt is looking to turn around a disappointing second season after catching just eight passes for 62 yards and no touchdowns last year. Despite dressing for all 16 games, Hyatt was underutilized, with the Giants opting to use fellow rookie Malik Nabers more frequently. This offseason, he's focused on muscle gain and improving his game, stating, 'That's what darkness does to you.'

Hyatt's lack of targets raised eyebrows among fans and analysts alike, especially considering his speed and potential. As the Giants aim for a stronger offensive performance in the upcoming season, Hyatt's development will be crucial. With a new focus on physical conditioning and a determination to secure his role, the stage is set for a potential breakout year.