Giants’ Jalin Hyatt Seeks Fresh Start Before Trade Deadline

With playing time shrinking, reporting points to a possible change of scenery before Tuesday’s deadline.

Overview

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports Hyatt would like a fresh start elsewhere, and he told reporters, “Whatever happens happens,” while emphasizing his focus on improving with the Giants.
Hyatt was a healthy scratch in Week 8 against the Eagles for the first time in his career and recently missed practice while recovering from wisdom teeth removal.
Lil’Jordan Humphrey has been elevated from the practice squad in three straight games and has moved ahead of Hyatt, and the Giants also added veteran Ray-Ray McCloud to the practice squad.
After a rookie year with 23 catches for 373 yards, Hyatt has managed 11 receptions over his past 21 games, including three catches in five appearances this season.
Multiple outlets frame Hyatt as a potential low-return trade candidate before Nov. 4, with expectations limited to late-round compensation or, if no market emerges, a possible cut.