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Chris Welsh· Jul 5, 2025

The host endorses Darnell Mooney as a clear value, saying he'll deliver WR3-caliber production while being drafted as a WR5.

“it seems like a foregone conclusion that Darnell Mooney is going to have like that sneaky wide receiver three upside here and he's going as like a wide receiver five”

said on air or in an interview · The Herd with Colin Cowherd (podcast) · read the original →

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  • Darnell Mooney to outplay his draft cost (going as like a wide receiver five)

    “it seems like a foregone conclusion that Darnell Mooney is going to have like that sneaky wide receiver three upside here and he's going as like a wide receiver five”

    Miss · 0Scored 0a naive guess scored 100-200 skill
    How this was scored
    call:
    sleeper
    cost:
    going as like a wide receiver five
    naive:
    he repeats last season
    skill:
    -200
    player:
    Darnell Mooney
    season:
    2025
    correct:
    no
    accuracy:
    0
    baseline:
    100
    position:
    WR
    had to beat:
    WR31
    difficulty:
    2
    weeks in the season:
    18
    actual finish:
    WR80
    weeks left when called:
    18
    measured against:
    the source named no cost — measured against his own 2024 finish

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