Giants Sign Mooney: Speed, Skills, and Injury Concerns

With the NFL today, March 18th, the New York Giants just signed wide receiver

Darnell Mooney from Atlanta to boost their receiving group.

This beaster brings skills that fit the team's new offensive scheme

under their coordinator and a reunion with coach Matt Nagy.

At 28 years old, Mooney has shown he can thrive with fewer targets while stretching

defenses deep. His standout traits include sharp balltracking and impressive body control.

He adjusts smoothly to grab passes and tough spots,

like diving catches or twisting mid-air over defenders.

What really sets him apart is creating separation,

exploding off the line to eat up cushions and hitting breaks on routes for clean windows.

That's led to over 13 yards per reception the past three seasons.

Fans and analysts see him as a high upside addition,

similar to Darius Layton, but with extra quickness on shorter routes.

In 2024 with Atlanta, he proved efficient without needing a ton of throws his way.

Still, his impact depends on staying available in a revamped unit alongside guys like Malignavers.

The downside is Mooney's injury history, missing time or playing below peak

every NFL season so far, that has caused ups and downs in Chicago and Atlanta.

He has also battled drops in key moments, with his catch rate dipping to a career low

44.4% last year. Looking ahead, Mooney could fill big rolls early if neighbors needs time to recover,

then slide back underneath. If he keeps his body right, he might unlock the Giants Passing Game.

IAA-She-L, IA-S-A-S-H-E-A-T, keep an eye on training camp for how it shakes out.

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