Following the firing of now-former head coach Brian Daboll, the New York Giants will embrace the rebuild, and this could come at the expense of wide receiver Jalin Hyatt. According to the breaking news, the Giants are moving on from Daboll after having one of the worst seasons as a coach in his career. Despite benching Russell Wilson in favor of rookie Jaxson Dart, the team hasn’t been able to finish multiple games, including losses to the Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears. Dart will now get a fresh start, but he will have to wait until next year to fully embrace that, while interim coach Mike Kafka will take over duties for the remainder of the 2025 season.
Breaking: Brian Daboll Firing May Tease a Jalin Hyatt Trade After 2025 Season
With Dart as their future signal-caller once he comes back from his concussion injury, the Giants will need to stabilize their receiver core group. After giving Darius Slayton a three-year contract and Hyatt entering the final season of his contract, the team may entertain the idea of a trade. As of this posting, it’s still early to predict what may happen, but whoever becomes the permanent head coach next season will want to instill their own philosophy. Hyatt has been a part of trade rumors either way, and these teams could make a strong push for the young receiver.
