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The Giants signed Mooney to a one-year deal worth up to $10 million, adding veteran depth to the receiving corps amid a retooled WR group.
Mooney, 28, arrives in New York after two seasons with Atlanta, where his release paved the path to this Giants opportunity.
Mooney joins a Giants wide receiver room with Malik Nabers and Darius Slayton, giving New York immediate starting-point value as Nabers recovers from injury.

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Giants sign Darnell Mooney, a 28-year-old wide receiver, on a deal reportedly up to $10 million for one year.
Mooney spent the last two seasons with the Atlanta Falcons after signing a three-year, $39 million contract.
Calvin Austin III was also signed by the Giants, pairing with Mooney and Dart at wide receiver.
Darnell Mooney is expected to sign a one-year deal worth up to $10 million, according to NFL Network.
The signings come as the Giants aim to strengthen their receiving corps under new head coach John Harbaugh.
The Giants also added Isaiah Likely and Jordan Stout from the Ravens earlier this off-season as part of Harbaugh's influence.
The Giants’ roster changes include a push to build a competitive offense for the 2026 season.
The contract details and player moves were reported by ESPN and NFL Network.
Mooney began his NFL career with the Chicago Bears after being selected in the fifth round in 2020.
The article notes the Giants’ free-agent activity in the current off-season as part of roster-building.

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The Giants are reportedly signing Darnell Mooney to a one-year deal worth up to $10 million, per NFL Network.
Mooney has played 91 games with 80 starts for the Bears and Falcons, totaling 4,028 receiving yards on 309 receptions.
Mooney’s best season came in 2021 with 1,055 receiving yards and 81 receptions.
Mooney is described as versatile, capable of playing on the perimeter or in the slot.
The Giants view Mooney as a WR2 who could help round out the receiving trio.
Mooney’s time with Atlanta included 11 drops over two seasons, affecting his contested catches.
Mooney’s signing could keep the Giants competitive in the wide receiver market and NFL Draft discussions.
The report notes Mooney’s speed and agility as assets for the Giants’ offense.
Mooney’s contract and signings suggest the Giants are actively building their wide receiver room.
The article places Mooney among moves the Giants have made with other receivers like Wan’Dale Robinson leaving for Tennessee.

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