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The last time the Giants had a Defensive Rookie of the Year was when the legendary Lawrence Taylor stormed into the NFL, not only winning that honor but also being named Defensive Player of the Year in the same season. Since then, while the Giants have had Offensive Rookie of the Year winners like Saquon Barkley and Odell Beckham Jr., the defensive side has remained without such recognition. Now, with Abdul Carter’s explosiveness, edge-rushing skills, and the backing of Giants GM Joe Schoen, who has praised his relentless work ethic and early impact, the stage might finally be set.
Drew and Rob dive into Carter’s rookie expectations, how his performance could compare to top contenders like Travis Hunter and some standout Michigan defensive linemen, and why the Giants defense, stacked with names like Brian Burns and Dexter Lawrence, could give Carter the platform to shine. They also touch on the irony of Carter originally wanting to wear No. 56 in tribute to Lawrence Taylor—a request that sparked a conversation about legacy, pressure, and respect.
With the NY Giants hoping to turn the corner this season, could Abdul Carter become a breakout star and the first Defensive Rookie of the Year in generations? This in-depth conversation brings historical context, bold predictions, and a passionate look at what Carter means to the Giants defense moving forward. If you're hungry for real Giants news and rumors, updates on Abdul Carter, and what this could mean for the future of the Giants defense, this is the segment you don’t want to miss.
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