Much of the buzz around the New York Giants offseason program has been surrounding third-year wide receiver, Jalin Hyatt. The little-used former third-round pick came in with an additional 15-20 pounds of muscle on him and a ringing endorsement from new starting quarterback Russell Wilson, whom he had been working out privately this offseason.

This offseason, the Giants addressed the QB position in a major way. Along with drafting Jaxson Dart in the first round of the draft, they signed Russell Wilson to a one-year deal in free agency. The expectation is that the veteran will be the full-time starter this season while the rookie adapts to the NFL behind the scenes.

Preparing for his first season with the New York Giants and his 14th in the NFL, starting quarterback Russell Wilson is enthused about the team's daily improvement in all facets of the game at this week's minicamp.