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The New York Giants have signed No. 3 overall pick Abdul Carter to his rookie contract: a fully guaranteed four-year deal worth $45.255 million.

Abdul Carter had some issues finding the number he would wear with the New York Giants. The No. 3 overall pick from Penn State couldn't wrestle No. 56 from Lawrence Taylor or No. 11 from Phil Simms.

The potential star power of New York Giants rookies Abdul Carter, Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo has been undeniable since they were selected by the franchise in the recent NFL Draft.

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Abdul Carter isn't taking a number off the Giants' ring of honor. Rather, he'll wear No. 51 at rookie camp, taking a numeral worn by Azeez Ojulari, Kyler Fackrell and Zak DeOssie in recent years.

First, Abdul Carter — the Giants ’ new star edge rusher, just drafted third overall — wanted to wear Lawrence Taylor’s retired No. 56. Taylor said no — as he should have.

Phil Simms' #11 will not be coming out of retirement for first-round pick Abdul Carter, who wore 11 at Penn State. Simms said on a podcast he would be okay with it but he told me tonight he was ...

Abdul Carter, considered by some to be the best player in the draft, was also a victim of a prank call before the Giants selected the Penn State edge rusher at No. 3 overall.