Which 2 under-the-radar players could shape Giants’ 2024 season?

The New York Giants will enter the regular season hopeful that a revamped offensive line and talented skill position players will finally unlock quarterback Daniel Jones.

Early in training camp, it’s been evident that rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers will have a significant impact. His presence will allow more one-on-one matchups for his fellow receivers, likely helping to boost their production as well.

Two of those receivers, both youthful and athletic, were recently named under-the-radar players who could help shape the 2024 season by CBS Sports.

14. Wan’Dale Robinson and 15. Jalin Hyatt, Giants: The Giants selected Malik Nabers sixth overall, continuing to pour resources into wide receiver. Wan’Dale Robinson was a second-round pick two years ago, and Jalin Hyatt was a third-rounder just last year. Even if things go sideways for New York and Daniel Jones (who I considered too “on-the-radar” for this list), it would be nice to see Robinson and/or Hyatt emerge as legitimate young pieces. Robinson can do good things with the ball in his hands, but has missed a lot of time. Hyatt didn’t do much as a rookie.

Robinson has shown flashes of dynamic, game-changing talent early in his career. He has the potential to be a true impact player so long as the team remains healthy along the offensive line and at quarterback. He, too, has to stay on the field.

Meanwhile, Hyatt’s lackluster rookie campaign suffered for largely the same reason. The quarterbacks were given no time or space to throw, essentially limiting his field-stretching ability.

Robinson and Hyatt are undeniably talented and improving, but they’ve been held back because of the issues around them. If that changes in 2024, expect both to put up impressive numbers.