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Jalin Hyatt doing himself no favors with Giants after quitting on route leading to game-ending INT
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There is a reason why New York Giants wide receiver Jalin Hyatt’s role has dwindled to almost nothing over his three professional seasons.
“As a corner route… in my experience, I’ve never run a corner route as an option,” Toomer said on the Giants’ postgame show on MSG Network.
“If you run a corner route and the quarterback is expecting you to run a corner route, even if you’re not open, you have to run the route just to break up the pass.
For a Giants team that has gone nowhere over the last three seasons, this was the perfect time to iron out some of those growing pains.
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