New York Giants pass rusher Brian Burns sacks Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy, forcing a fumble. | Getty ImagesHappy Game Week, New York Giants fans!Thats right, the New York Giants will be playing actual football this weekend. The Giants will host the Minnesota Vikings at 1 p.m. at MetLife Stadium in the first on-field action of the John Harbaugh era. Yes, its a preseason game and we likely wont see much of the Giants stars, or the teams new schemes. But its still real, live football. This is also our first real opportunity to see the 2026 Giants in action. Well get to see how the arrival of a new coaching staff, off-season free agent additions, and draft additions have impacted the team. Well also get to see position battles play out on the field, with the opportunity for players to make real moves in live action.So then, we have a simple question for you this week: Which unit are you looking forward to watching the most? Do you want to see the offense? We might only see the vanilla foundations of the offensive scheme, but how do the Giants meld the input of former offensive coordinators Matt Nagy, Brian Callahan, Greg Roman, and Tim Kelly? Do you want to see how the offensive line is coming together? What the revamped receiving corps looks like? Isaiah Likely has been Jaxson Darts top target, so how do the Giants deploy him and Theo Johnson? Or maybe see the new-look running game? Do you want to see the defense? As with the offense, well likely only see the fundamentals of the defense, but how does it differ from Shane Bowens scheme, or Wink Martindales for that matter? Weve heard plenty about how disruptive the Giants hyper-athletic edge defenders and linebackers have been. Do you want to see the defensive line is being rebuilt without Dexter Lawrence? And what about the secondary? Is Deonte Banks for real? And how are ArDarius Washington, Tyler Nubin, Jason Pinnock, and Jevon Holland used?Or are you a real sicko who wants to watch the special teams? The Giants kicking competition has been one of the focal points of camp given that theres three whole games worth of experience between Ben Sauls and Dominic Zvada. Not to mention, the Giants also have an undrafted free agent long snapper, which likely gives them the youngest and least-experienced battery in the NFL Except for All-Pro and Pro Bowl punter Jordan Stout. Theres also the question of which players actually play on the Giants return and coverage units, and how they perform. That will be pivotal for how the bottom third of the roster is decided. Be sure to comment on your selection and include the specific position group youre most interested in.Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Giants fans and fans across the country.Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys: