Giants' Cautious Offseason: Hyatt's Future Uncertain

0:00The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The New York Giants are taking a cautious approach this off-season, focusing on affordable free agent signings instead of splashy deals. They've targeted the wide receiver position hard, bringing in Darno Mooney and Calvin Austin the third to fill the gap left by Wandel Robinson's. Move to the Tennessee Titans. Earlier this week, the front office added these veterans to boost depth alongside holdovers like Malik Neighbors and Darius Slayton. It's a smart move for a group that struggle for years, giving young quarterback Jackson Dart more reliable options early in the year. Fans have mixed feelings with some praising the cost-effective depth, but one player faces real trouble now. Third round pick, Jalen Hyatt, just 24 years old, has only managed 23 catches as a rookie and 13 more over the next two. Seasons combined. That poor production in an already thin room has labeled him a bust, and the crowded lineup means his time in New York could be ending

1:04soon. A trade seems unlikely to fetch much, so the team might cut ties to make room. Still, the Giants could tweak the group further in the draft, keeping an eye on how this revamped receiver core shapes up for the long haul.