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New York Giants at Houston Texans

New York Giants

Houston Texans

Peek grade

The Gist

No lean

▸Houston's offense runs through C.J. Stroud (1,141 yards, 5 TD) and Dalton Schultz (21 catches, 214 yards), but the Texans have lost their last four games.
▸Jameis Winston threw for 479 yards, 3 TD and 3 INT, so New York's passing game can swing hard in either direction.
▸Will Anderson Jr. (4.5 sacks) gives Houston its clearest pass-rush edge, while David Montgomery (127 yards, 2 TD on 47 carries) keeps the ground game in play.

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NYGBobby Jamison-TravisOut

Names to know

HOUC.J. Stroud93/151, 1,141 YDS, 5 TD pass yds

HOUDavid Montgomery47 CAR, 127 YDS, 2 TD rush yds

HOUDalton Schultz21 REC, 214 YDS rec yds

HOUWill Anderson Jr.4.5 sacks

HOUReed Blankenship34 tackles

NYGJameis Winston43/78, 479 YDS, 3 TD, 3 INT pass yds

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The Gist

No lean

▸Houston's offense runs through C.J. Stroud (1,141 yards, 5 TD) and Dalton Schultz (21 catches, 214 yards), but the Texans have lost their last four games.
▸Jameis Winston threw for 479 yards, 3 TD and 3 INT, so New York's passing game can swing hard in either direction.
▸Will Anderson Jr. (4.5 sacks) gives Houston its clearest pass-rush edge, while David Montgomery (127 yards, 2 TD on 47 carries) keeps the ground game in play.

AI-generated from live data — entertainment only, not advice or a claim of accuracy.