Abdul Carter has signed his four-year rookie contract with the New York Giants, the team announced on Thursday afternoon. Carter is the fourth rookie to sign his contract with the Giants. Offensive lineman Marcus Mbow (Round 5), tight end Thomas Fidone II (Round 7) and cornerback Korie Black (also round 7) signed previously.

But no one could blame the Giants if they dropped a strong hint or two about the order in which the games have been arranged on their schedule. According to Sharp Football Analysis, this order sees them with the second-most challenging four-game stretch, just behind the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Giants expect great things from Abdul Carter and the edge rusher from Penn State is now officially in the fold.

The NFL analysts at PFF are naming the three most important New York Giants players heading into the 2025 regular season.

After drafting Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter with the No. 3 overall pick at the 2025 NFL Draft, head coach Brian Daboll can add him to defensive coordinator Shane Bowen's impressive pass-rushing lineup featuring Dexter Lawrence II, Brian Burns and Kayvon Thibodeaux.

With training camp two months away, the New York Giants roster is significantly better than it was at the end of last season.

Julia Koch and her family, who boast a $74.2 billion net worth per Forbes, are looking into investments in teams in the New York market, according to a report.

Offensive tackle Jermaine Eluemunor had a great first season with the Giants, making himself one of the players the Giants can least afford to lose.

Clay has the Giants' roster ranked 24th this year. It may seem minimal, but it's a step in the right direction. The defense, based on its talent, is sixth. New York is clearly better positioned talent-wise to have some success this season. The hope is that the talent resuscitates the franchise.