Daniel Jones-Kenny Golladay chemistry starting to build at Giants camp

These relationships do not grow overnight, and the Giants have time before Daniel Jones and Kenny Golladay must become passing-game dance partners, anticipating each other’s moves without hesitation. For now, consider this a budding kinship.

“I didn’t really come into it with any expectations to be honest, but as of right now, that’s my boy,’’ Golladay said Tuesday after a sweltering minicamp practice. “I can’t wait to just really work with him deeper in training camp and especially when the season starts.’’ Jones and Golladay hooked up several times during the session, with the defense on the field offering only mild push-back, in keeping with the non-contact theme of this three-day camp. There will be a far more aggressive stance from opposing defenses, and the Giants expect Golladay to earn every bit of the four-year, $72 million contract they put together to haul him in as a free agent.