Giants Prioritize Offensive Line, Eye Mauigoa in Draft

From NFL coverage, this is your March 21st update.

The New York Giants are making their offensive line a top priority, heading into 2026.

They've resigned, right tackle, Jermaine and Louis Muner, and left guard Aaron Stinney

in free agency.

Plus, former second team All Pro Andrew Thomas remains locked in at left tackle.

Over the past two seasons, the line has bounced back strong from its struggles in 2023.

Still, the team plans more upgrades, especially through the upcoming NFL draft.

A recent mod draft from NBC Sports has the Giants grabbing Miami right tackle, Francis

Maui-Goa, with the fifth overall pick.

The 20-year-old Maui-Goa put up solid numbers last season, allowing just two sacks and

10 total pressures.

He's flexible, too, open to switching positions in the pros.

With protecting quarterback Jackson Dard as a key focus, this move could solidify the unit

for years ahead, as the Giants gear up for the draft.