Taylor made a recent surprise appearance at the Giants’ OTAs (Organized Team Activities), where he offered pearls of wisdom ...

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Rob Gronkowski was left perplexed when he heard that New York Giants draft pick Abdul Carter had asked Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor to let him wear the iconic No. 56. Carter was the No ...

The No. 3 pick of the 2025 NFL Draft made requests this week to don the jersey numbers of Giants greats Lawrence Taylor and Phil Simms, and was turned down by both. Both numbers have been ...

For 13 years, New York Giants Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor was a larger than life presence on scores of televisions every Sunday. Now, football fans who marvelled over Taylor’s ...

There have been several documentaries about the life and legacy of New York Giants Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor. They've all touched upon his greatness and impact on the game as well as ...

That's the retired number of former Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor, arguably the greatest defensive player in NFL history. Taylor politely said no, telling Steve Serby of the New York Daily ...

Abdul Carter gave it a shot, figuring he had nothing to lose. Sure, Lawrence Taylor's No. 56 is retired by the New York Giants and is one of the most revered jersey numbers in franchise history.

Shortly after the New York Giants selected Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft, the question arose: What number will he wear? Some pondered the possibility ...

The Penn State pass rusher was hoping to wear No. 56, which might be the most famous number in franchise history for the Giants and that's mostly because it was worn by Lawrence Taylor.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Lawrence Taylor wants newly drafted New York Giants pass rusher Abdul Carter to create his own legacy, one that won't include wearing the No. 56 that Taylor made famous ...

The number 56 belonged to perhaps the greatest defensive weapon the NFL has ever seen: Lawrence Taylor. It was retired by the Giants in 1994 to honor the Hall of Fame linebacker, and he intends to ...