Giants Eye Mooney as Robinson's Replacement

0:00NFL Story is making news on March 7th. The New York Giants know their wide receiver group needs a big upgrade after a disappointing 2025 season. Slot stand out when Dale Robinson delivered a career-best 1,000 yards, stepping up for quarterback Jackson Dart without Malik neighbors. But he's now a free agent, and the team's tie-cap space makes resigning him a long shot. Earlier this week, reports surfaced at the Atlanta Falcons Plan to release Darno Mooney to free up salary cap room. At 28 years old, heading into 2026, the 5-foot-11 receiver could slot right into New York's offense as a replacement. Fans and team insiders like the idea, because Mooney mirrors Robinson's early path, but offers more polish. He's got six NFL seasons under his belt, including multiple years with over 60 catches and four touchdowns, plus strong deep-threat skills. Comparison show Mooney edges out Robinson downfield, with better contested catch rates up to 83%, higher yards per target, and solid.

1:02Yards after contact. Robinson shines after the catch with his speed, but Mooney's size and route-running make him a versatile upgrade. Overall, Mooney's market value sits around $7.56 million per year, half, of what Robinson might command. Grabbing him could give the Giants reliable weapons for Dart, without busting their budget, addressing a key roster hold this off-season. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, S-O-L-I-SOLIPILLO.com.