Abdul Carter posts Lawrence Taylor photo at pivotal Giants visit
NY Post
Abdul Carter seemed excited about his meeting with the Giants.
The high-profile Penn State edge rusher, who is among the top prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft, went to X and posted a photo of Big Blue legend Lawrence Taylor during a Top-30 visit with the Giants on Friday.
The picture included a quote from the late team owner Wellington Mara that read: “Once a Giant, always a Giant.”
The former Nittany Lion standout seemingly saluted Taylor, widely regarded as one of the greatest linebackers of all time and a name that holds a special place in Giants lore.
The 21-year-old Carter fueled speculation that the team — which picks third in the draft — could be eyeing him as part of their defensive strategy moving forward.
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