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Giants Snag Mauigoa, 'Sisi' Ready to Roll

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The New York Giants drafted Miamis Francis Mauigoa, a 65, 330-pound offensive lineman, known as Sisi. Despite a herniated disc that surfaced late in the 2025 season, Mauigoa assured the Giants hes ready to play, with no major symptoms and a clean medical check. The Giants, confident in his potential as a versatile guard or tackle, see him as a valuable addition, despite the minor risk of future surgery.

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Giants Snag Mauigoa, 'Sisi' Ready to Roll

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Giants Snag Mauigoa, 'Sisi' Ready to Roll. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 24th, the New York Giants just snag Miami offensive lineman Francis Mawegoa in the draft, a massive 6-foot-5, 330-pound beast they call Cece. He shut down all the back injury buzz from the pre-draft talk, saying his body feels great and he's ready to roll. That herniated disc popped up late in the 2025 season with just mild symptoms, but he got rechecked medically two weeks before draft day in Indianapolis. Doc saw no big red flags right now, it's totally asymptomatic and not a major deal at the moment. Mawegoa brushed it off like no big thing, telling folks he didn't sweat it and will deal with any advice down the road. General manager Joe Showin' and the coaching staff seemed chill too, calling him fine and good to go. They did their homework with full medical checks and love his upside as a versatile guard or tackle. Key bonus, their new trainer used to work with him at Miami and knows his whole story from that Texas A&M game injury. Bottom line, the Giants CCC as a steel worth the minor risk of a future fix that might

bench him three months if it flares up, but they're locked. In and excited for his rookie impact, NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you would matters on game day, I'm Cory with The Story.

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