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The Giants are heading to Houston for a Sunday afternoon kickoff at 1 p.m. ET. While the focus stays on the Texans, the real work happens in the scouting reports. We need talent on the lines and in the backfield, and this weekend’s college slate offers plenty of reasons to get excited.

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We also need to look at Virginia Tech’s Que’Sean Brown. Sports Illustrated reported that Brown leads the FBS with a 24.3-yard average on punt returns.

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