Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Giants' John Mara Reveals Cancer Diagnosis, Plans to Stay Active
John Mara, the leader of the New York Giants, has been diagnosed with cancer.
He plans to keep working with the team during his treatment.
Mara said he is feeling strong and is grateful for support from family, friends, and medical professionals.
The Giants just had their first win of the season.
The Mara family has been involved with the Giants for many years, and John Mara is the third generation to lead the team.
The Mara and Tisch families jointly own the team.
John Mara, the New York Giants' president and CEO, revealed a cancer diagnosis.
Mara plans to remain actively involved with the team during treatment.
He emphasized feeling strong and optimistic about his health.
The announcement came one day after the Giants' first win of the season.
The Mara and Tisch families each hold a 50% stake in the Giants.
- Who
- John Mara, co-owner, president, and CEO of the New York Giants
- What
- Announced a cancer diagnosis and plans to remain active with the team.
- When
- Monday, September 29
- Where
- New York Giants organization.
- Why
- To address his health while continuing his role with the team.
- Name
- John Mara
- Role
- President and CEO of the New York Giants
- Age
- 70
- Diagnosis
- Cancer
- Team Ownership
- 50% Mara Family, 50% Tisch Family
- Super Bowl Wins Under Mara
- Two
