Early this spring, the Giants, a team with no established safeties, offered safety Stevie Brown the veteran minimum and promptly saw him walk out the door -- but not for particularly long.

Yesterday, the Giants, a team with no healthy established safeties and two weeks until the regular season, welcomed Brown back from his short stint with the Houston Texans -- one that ended Friday after Brown asked to be released.

"Pretty exciting, just being able to come back here," Brown said. "It seemed like a position in need, so it's a good fit."

Victor Butler was cut in a corresponding move.

"I'm healthy -- being able to get back down on the field when I was down there," Brown said. "I hit the ground running and I've felt good ever since. No setbacks."

Manhattan building unstable, evacuated ... Walmart, Sam's Club lower prices on summer items ... Vets' benefits could be cut Credit: Newsday

Jor'Dynn Duncan's mother to sue Suffolk ... Manhattan building unstable, evacuated ... Riverhead postpones Alive on 25 ... America 250: Neighbor vs. Neighbor

Manhattan building unstable, evacuated ... Walmart, Sam's Club lower prices on summer items ... Vets' benefits could be cut Credit: Newsday

Jor'Dynn Duncan's mother to sue Suffolk ... Manhattan building unstable, evacuated ... Riverhead postpones Alive on 25 ... America 250: Neighbor vs. Neighbor

4th of july sale

Digital Access

25¢

for
6 MONTHS

CELEBRATE NOW >Cancel anytime - New subscribers only