Francis Mauigoa tabbed with injury red flag ahead of NFL Draft

While Rapoport added that Mauigoa wasn't a candidate for immediate injury after consulting with several doctors and is symptom-free, teams are still curious about the true extent of the ailment. Whether this will affect his high draft stock remains to be seen. His tape is impressive, and his ability to shut down opposing pass-rushers on the right side of the line is second to none among players in this class.

That said, there are also doubts about whether he'd be better off moving to guard in the pros, given that, just like Will Campbell last season, he has short arms for a tackle. Regardless, Mauigoa could go as early as No. 3 to the Arizona Cardinals, provided that he's fully healthy, and not watching him be the first offensive lineman off the board would be a massive surprise.