Darnel Mooney went over to 1,000 yards last year.

Now what can you do as an encore?

He is currently the 29th wide receiver off the board.

Let's talk about the metrics on Darnel Mooney with Jacob Gibbs of Sportsline right now.

Just go to sportsline.com and follow Jacob on Twitter at J.A. Gibbs underscore 23.

Jacob, break it down for me on Darno Mooney.

What do you like about him in terms of advanced stats?

So it was somewhat by necessity, but still, Darno Mooney completely dominated the volume in

Chicago last year and, like, really an unprecedented way for a second year receiver,

for any second year receiver, for any second year

receiver, especially a fifth round pick who like wasn't even a sure thing to beat out Anthony

Miller when he was drafted, you know what I mean? For him to come in in year two and just like

dominate the offense with Al Robinson who was healthy for, you know, at the beginning of the season,

like we talked about on his episode yesterday,

Mooney accounted for 26% of Chicago's targets and 30, 36% of their air yards over the course

of the full season. Only six players reached both of those benchmarks last year. Justin Jefferson,

Devonti Adams, Tyree Kill, D.K. Metcalfe, Brandon Cooks, DJ Moore.

Here's another fun list. Receivers under the age of 24, who finished a season with a target share and an area auditor chair as high as Mooney's, 26 and 36, over the past 15 years.

Nine receivers, other than Darna Mooney to do this.

Brandon Marshall, Calvin Johnson, Josh Gordon twice, Kelvin Benjamin, Mike Evans twice, Odo Becken twice, DeAndre Hopkins, D. Kim McHef, Justin Jefferson. So obviously that is a... Not bad. That's a pretty good list to be on. Unless he's Kelvin Benjamin, like everyone else on there, is a really, really, highly efficient, wide receiver one for fantasy. Yeah. Okay. I'll get it. I'm not a huge Mooney fan, so I'm hoping you're going to be able to convince me here. Alan Robinson, not in the picture. And it took a while for him to really separate himself. Before Alan Robinson's injury, Mooney was the number one guy, but not in the substantial

way that he was after Robinson came back, but we don't have to worry about that anymore,

and they didn't really replace him. So what does this mean for Mooney?

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