Darius Slayton of the New York Giants will miss the upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers due to a concussion. His absence opens the door for rookie WR Jalin Hyatt to step in, although he has seen limited targets this season. Hyatt's low target rate makes him a risky option for daily fantasy sports (DFS) tournaments.

Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers has been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Giants due to a concussion. Despite slower progress through the concussion protocol, he is expected to be available for Week 6 against the Bengals. His absence will significantly impact the target distribution among the remaining Giants receivers, particularly benefiting Wan'Dale Robinson, who is already a key target.

Darius Slayton of the New York Giants is dealing with a thumb injury and was limited in practice leading up to Thursday night's game against the Dallas Cowboys. He is currently listed as questionable but is tentatively expected to play. If Slayton is unable to go, Jalin Hyatt would take over as the team's No. 3 wide receiver, which may affect daily fantasy sports (DFS) lineups.

Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton is currently questionable to return to the game against the Browns due to a thumb injury. His potential absence could lead to increased playing time for rookie WR Jalin Hyatt, who may step up in Slayton's place. Updates on Slayton's status will be provided as more information becomes available.

Jalin Hyatt, the New York Giants' second-year receiver, expresses confidence that his opportunities will come despite limited playing time in the first two games of the season. After a disappointing start, where he logged only one target and no catches, Hyatt remains positive and focused on improving his game. Coach Brian Daboll reassures him that his time will come, while Hyatt reflects on his growth and readiness to seize future chances.

The New York Giants faced a disheartening 28-6 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in their season opener, raising concerns about the team's morale and performance. Coach Brian Daboll acknowledged the challenges ahead, especially with key players underperforming and injuries impacting the roster. The team is in a precarious position as they prepare for their next game against the Washington Commanders, with questions surrounding quarterback Daniel Jones and the overall direction of the season.

Darius Slayton, the wide receiver for the New York Giants, has entered concussion protocol following the team's Week 1 game. In that game, he was the second-most utilized WR, catching three passes for 26 yards. If Slayton is unable to play, rookie Jalin Hyatt is expected to step up as the primary outside WR, but the situation may not be favorable due to the struggles of QB Daniel Jones.

Jalin Hyatt, the wide receiver for the New York Giants, is reportedly receiving more first-team reps than Darius Slayton during training camp. This shift in practice dynamics is significant, considering Slayton's previous standing ahead of Hyatt on the depth chart last season. The competition for starting roles among Giants receivers is heating up as the season approaches.

In the Giants' Week 12 win over the Patriots, rookie WR Jalin Hyatt had a standout performance, hauling in 5 of his 6 targets for 109 receiving yards. Hyatt's route participation rate was his highest since Week 6, and he saw a target on 19.2% of his routes. In games where he has seen a greater than 66% route participation, Hyatt is averaging 68.3 receiving yards and 10.2 PPR points per game. He is worth considering as an under-the-radar acquisition target in dynasty leagues or deeper season-long formats.

Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Patriots due to a neck injury. Slayton leads the Giants' wide receivers in pass routes and targets this season. With his absence, Jalin Hyatt and Isaiah Hodgins are expected to see more playing time, but they are not recommended fantasy plays for Week 12.

Giants WR Jalin Hyatt has cleared the concussion protocol and will be available for Sunday’s game vs. the Commanders.

Giants wide receiver Jalin Hyatt sustained a concussion in the second half of Sunday's loss to the Cowboys, which will likely keep him out for Week 11's game against the Commanders.

The New York Giants scored their first points of the season with a 14-yard rushing touchdown by Daniel Jones in the third quarter against the Arizona Cardinals. This came after a 59-yard reception by rookie Jalin Hyatt, who showcased his speed and got behind the defense. The Giants had allowed 60 points before scoring, which is the second most since the 1970 merger.