Giants' Jalin Hyatt Leaves Minicamp With Leg Injury

The New York Giants face a critical 2025 NFL season, especially for wide receiver Jalin Hyatt, who left minicamp practice early with a left leg injury, raising concerns about his readiness for a potential breakout year. Hyatt, a 2023 third-round pick, has shown flashes of promise but has yet to establish himself firmly in the offense, with modest career stats including zero touchdowns and a reduced role in the 2024 season. His injury has created opportunities for other young receivers like Beaux Collins and Dalen Cambre, who have been active during practice sessions. Hyatt's development is particularly important as the Giants look to revitalize their offense with quarterback Russell Wilson, who has expressed enthusiasm about Hyatt's potential contribution. Despite his injury, Hyatt's speed and ability to stretch defenses remain key assets the Giants hope to leverage in balancing their offensive attack. The 2025 season is seen as a make-or-break year for Hyatt to solidify his role and demonstrate the value the Giants saw when drafting him.