Giants wide receiver Jalin Hyatt is determined to set high expectations for himself and the team moving forward, despite never having been on an NFL playoff team. Despite falling short of his goal to be the offensive rookie of the year last season, Hyatt remains optimistic about the team’s potential for success and making it to the playoffs.
During a Thursday press conference, Hyatt expressed confidence in the team’s ability to achieve their goals this season. He believes that the Giants have the talent and opportunity to make it to the playoffs. Hyatt emphasized that his main goal for this season is a team goal of making it to the playoffs, rather than individual accolades.
While reflecting on his individual performance from last year, Hyatt emphasized that his current focus is on the team as a whole rather than personal goals. Despite skepticism from outside sources, Hyatt remains positive about the team’s ability to surpass expectations and make a run for the playoffs. He referenced the Giants’ previous success in reaching the divisional round a couple of years ago as an example of how they can achieve more than expected.
Hyatt’s optimism and focus on team goals reflect a determination to push the franchise in a positive direction moving forward. His commitment to setting high expectations for himself and his teammates is inspiring and could be key factors in achieving their goals this season.
