The first two weeks of training camp are over and done with for the Giants. They went through 10 practice sessions at their team facility, with fans cramming the bleachers surrounding the fields.
Next up: A trip to the Detroit suburb of Allen Park, Mich., for two days of joint practices with the Lions (Tuesday and Wednesday) in advance of the preseason opener Friday night at Ford Field. When the Giants return home, the fans will not be there to greet them — the open-attendance portion of camp is complete for the summer.
There already has been much to observe, with plenty more to see before the regular season commences. Here are a few observations from the first two weeks of camp:
• The thing about Jalin Hyatt is not that he is fast. We all knew that already. After all, he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.4 seconds at the scouting combine. That speed was a big reason why the Giants traded up to get him in the third round of the NFL Draft.
