Giants Trade for Mauigoa, Boosting Offensive Line

0:00On April 24th, the New York Giants shook things up by trading defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals last weekend, landing the 10th overall. Pick in the draft, they flipped that into offensive line in Francis Mauigua, aiming to beef up their line on the other side of the ball. Mauigua came with a flag-dis issue in his back, so he headed back to Indianapolis for a second medical check this month. Doctors cleared him, saying no surgery needed right now, and General Manager Joe Shone gave the green light. Showing sound to confident, pointing to the team's new trainer, Adam Bennett, who worked with Mauigua the whole time at Miami, and even guided him through. The injury from that Texas A&M game, now the plan is to slide Mauigua in at guard, with Andrew Thomas and Jermaine L.A. Mooner holding down tackle spots. Mauigua says he's gained to play wherever they need him up front. Giants fans are hoping this move pays off with a healthy, long-term anchor on the line,

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