Jalin Hyatt Dynasty Value

One season changed everything. After 38.4 yards per game as a freshman and 25.1 as a sophomore at Tennessee, Hyatt erupted for 105.6 yards per game as a junior in Josh Heupel's up-tempo system, a season that included 5 touchdowns against Alabama alone. 15 of his 19 career touchdowns came in that junior year, making the profile extremely one-year dependent. At 6'0" and 184 pounds with a 4.40 forty and a 40-inch vertical, the deep-threat ability is legit. Catching passes from Hendon Hooker before the ACL tear, the question is how much of this was Hyatt and how much was the scheme creating deep shots for fast receivers. The 16.5 career yards per reception confirms the deep-ball dependency. R3.73 to the Giants where the speed adds a vertical dimension, though the one-year wonder profile is a real risk factor.