that I saw you tweet about. A lot of people tweet about, but we don't have video on it this time.

And it's apparently a 70-yard touchdown pass in the second play of team drills from

Daniel Jones and Jalen Hyatt. So why don't you walk us through that play? I want you to describe

for me the throw, the pocket, and Jalen Hyatt specifically, his route. And, you know, where was the

ball placement? How did he factor into that play? Yeah. So the media, we were standing behind the defense.

So I didn't see the pass get completed. I don't know exactly how much separation Jalen

Hyatt had. But I do know it was a deep play action shot. Daniel Jones hit his back foot.

There was a nice pocket. I would say generally speaking today,

the Giants defense did get a decent amount of pressure on the offense, although the Giants'

offensive line did a good job opening up holes for Eric Gray, Devin Singletary, and Tyrone Tracy.

And those were the three backs that were really receiving carries and that new guy.

Dante Miller, I didn't see him out there today. And there were a couple injuries. I go and check out my big blue view report. I have all the injuries listed of guys who left practice,

guys who did not practice, nothing too significant as of right now. We're still waiting on some

word. But to circle back to that play, you see Daniel Jones hit his back foot,

and then I just see 13 streaking across the field.

And I don't know who exactly was assigned to cover him, but Dane Belton was trying to rally

and get to his near hip.

Daniel Jones slung the football.

I don't know if it's completed or not because the defense is in my way.

All I saw was a bunch of offensive line and put their hands up and go, woo, and I saw the ref rule it a touchdown. So Jalen Hyatt used that speed to outrun Dane Bellton, not sure if it was a communication error or what exactly happened, but it was a great way for the New York Giants offense to start off their team period with their second play.

First play was a quick RPO glance route to Darius Slayton that went for about five or six yards.

And anytime you hear 70 yard touchdown, at least for me, I get really excited.

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