New York Giants legend Lawrence Taylor went viral around 15 years ago with the memory he shared about his NFL Draft experience. On Wednesday, it went viral again.

When asked what he remembered about the 1981 NFL Draft, Taylor’s response left everyone in stitches. "I don’t remember much, I had 41 Coors Lights, so I couldn’t tell you,” he confessed.

Flashback to 2010, Lawrence Taylor explains to a reporter at the 75th NFL Draft about his (lack of) memories of when he was drafted in 1981. Such honesty and candor is hard to come by these days ...

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. The NFL ...

No. 56 of course belongs to Lawrence Taylor, one of the greatest defensemen in NFL history. Taylor was selected with the No. 2 overall pick in the 1981 NFL Draft and spent his entire 13 year ...

Abdul Carter posted a photo of Giants legend Lawrence Taylor to X Friday morning and included a quote from late owner Wellington Mara on the bottom, "Once a Giant, always a Giant." ...

Tim Green, using an AI-generated voice, talks to Fox News Digital about Shedeur Sanders unprecedented NFL Draft slide and Abdul Carter's request for Lawrence Taylor's No. 56.

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. But Carter, the third overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft on ...

Former Penn State star Abdul Carter will not be wearing the No. 56 for the Giants that Hall of Famer and former NFL MVP Lawrence Taylor made famous. Carter expressed interest in wearing No. 56 ...

There were no surprises for the New York Giants at the top of the draft, but would they follow up with a trade? Also, Abdul Carter’s Lawrence Taylor post became prescient at the 2025 NFL Draft.