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Qwan’tez Stiggers might never find an easier interception.

But that doesn’t mean it wasn’t particularly well timed.

Starting at cornerback for the Jets in place of the injured Sauce Gardner , Stiggers atoned Saturday for getting beat on an 80-yard reception when he tracked a second moon ball from Russell Wilson like he was the Giants receiver running the route (instead of Beaux Collins) and made an end zone interception.

“We were in man [coverage], and he did an inside release, and I just stayed on his top shoulder and looked back,” Stiggers told The Post after the game. “I heard the crowd say, ‘Oooh,’ when I caught the ball. I s

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