ALLEN PARK — Giovanni Manu wants to be like Taylor Decker. He thinks most players, particularly offensive linemen, would want ...

Giovani Manu turned to Taylor Decker to help him improve as an NFL left tackle, with the goal of being his future successor.

Detroit Lions second-year offensive lineman Giovanni Manu worked with veteran Taylor Decker this offseason as he looks to ...

Giovanni Manu is hoping a learning year under his belt and the mentorship of his fellow Lions offensive linemen will make a ...

Manu got two reps (as did everyone) in the pit, both playing as a left tackle.

Head coach Dan Campbell speaks to reporters about the development of OL Giovanni Manu, what edge Aidan Hutchinson brings to ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/lions as Burning Question: How Has Giovanni Manu Looked?. The Detroit ...

Giovanni Manu remains a largely unknown commodity after his first season with the Detroit Lions. Drafted in the fourth round of the 2024 NFL Draft — from a trade of this year's third-round pick ...

Running a 5.06 40-yard dash, Manu went on to hit a massive 33.5 inches in his vertical jump. Standing at a whopping 6-foot-7 and 352 pounds, the Lions just drafted a large ball of clay to mold.

Manu remains an unfinished product headed into his second NFL season. However, from all accounts, the physically-imposing lineman is ready to take the next step in his career development in 2025.

Manu's athleticism (4.96 40-yard dash and a 33.5-inch vertical at the combine) at 6-foot-8 and 335 pounds has been undeniable to observers from the moment he arrived at Allen Park.

Giovanni Manu, a Tongan offensive tackle who played college football in British Columbia and was drafted with a fourth-round pick in 2024, didn’t appear in a game last season. But the staff has ...