By RALPH VACCHIANO
The Giants have settled all their rookie business with more than a month to go before training camp begins.
Safety Landon Collins became the latest and last of their Class of 2015 to join the fold when he agreed to terms on his four-year rookie deal on Friday. As the first pick of the second round of the draft — 33rd overall — his deal is expected to worth about $6 million with a signing bonus in the $2.5 million range.
And news of that came one day after the Giants announced that first-round pick Ereck Flowers had signed his rookie deal, believed to be worth $14.