Receiver Jalin Hyatt is looking to make a significant impact in the NFL as he prepares for his crucial third season. After a disappointing sophomore year, Hyatt has transformed his physique, adding over 20 pounds to enhance his performance on the field. As of June 29, 2025, he now weighs around 194-195 pounds, a change he believes will help him compete against tougher opponents.
- Jalin Hyatt's weight increased by over 20 pounds.
- Aims to improve performance against stronger opponents.
- Plans to transition to slot receiver role.
- Production declined significantly in 2024 season.
- Competing with top receivers on Giants' depth chart.
- Needs to secure roster spot for future.
Hyatt, who previously played at 170 pounds, is confident that this added weight will not hinder his impressive 4.4 speed. He aims to learn how to utilize his new size effectively, stating, “Speed will stay there, but for me it’s just learning to run at this weight.” With a roster that includes top receivers like Malik Nabers and Darius Slayton, Hyatt is determined to solidify his position and prove his worth.
Hyatt’s transformation raises questions about his future with the New York Giants. Can he reclaim a significant role after a disappointing 2024 season? His performance will be crucial in determining his place among the team’s top receivers.
- Hyatt caught only eight passes for 62 yards in 2024.
- He aims to transition from outside receiver to slot in 2025.
- Hyatt’s added weight is intended to improve his strength and ability to play through contact.
As the season approaches, all eyes will be on Hyatt to see if he can leverage his new physique to reclaim his status and contribute significantly to the Giants’ offense.
