Jameis Winston's Secret Weapons: Darnell Mooney, Malachi Fields | Kalsi Props and Fantasy Adds
September 23, 2026 · 2:56 · The 7 Oracles
What’s in this video
Gene Clemons breaks down how Jameis Winston's arrival at quarterback for the Giants changes the outlook for several skill-position players. He argues Darnell Mooney becomes the team's only true deep-threat option and that Malachi Fields fits Winston's preference for tall receivers with strong catch radius, while Isaiah Likely could benefit once Winston builds chemistry with the first-team offense. The hosts connect these player profiles to prediction market props on total yards.
Key points
- Darnell Mooney becomes the primary deep-threat receiver now that Winston is starting, making him a notable fantasy pickup.
- Darius Slayton's deep-threat ability is framed as more valuable with Winston at quarterback, forcing defenses to respect the vertical game.
- Malachi Fields is highlighted because Winston has shown success targeting tall receivers with a big catch radius, even into contested coverage.
- Isaiah Likely is expected to improve as a target once Winston gets first-team practice reps and builds chemistry with him.
- The hosts recommend watching for total-yards props on Mooney and Fields once they're released, expecting value before lines adjust.
- Clemons says he'd be comfortable with a Mooney total-yards line around 40, discussing it in prediction market terms rather than fixed projections.
Full transcript
There are a lot of Darnell Mooney pickups today in fantasy across the board. Absolutely. You know why? Because Darnell Mooney now represents the only real down the field, stretch the field type of player that they have that's getting minutes on this team. This is Jameus Winston coming in is a reason why you don't cut Darius Sllayton to save $3 million. Yeah. Right. Right. Right. Because now Darius Sllayton is the receiver that you want with Jameus Winston. People like, "Oh, no. He sucks. He drops the ball." Yeah. You know what he also does? He stretches the field and he'll and and and Jameus Winston will put the ball on him and if he drops it, he drops it. If he catches it, great. But what does it do to the defense? It makes them have to play less aggressive at the at the short and intermediate areas because they've got to worry about deep. So, if we're talking about props, if we're talking about props, Yeah. these are They're not up yet. They're not up yet. But like, let's Yeah, but but when they when they drop, right, these are the guys that you should be looking at if you're if you're rocking with Giant stuff, you should be looking at you should be looking at what the total yards is or are or total yards are for Darnell Mooney, right? because it's probably going to be somewhere in the 20 to 30 yards and he's going to get that in one catch from Jameus Winston, right? The other one is Malachi Fields. You want to look at Malachi Fields. Why? Because Jameus Winston has a ton of success with big tall um wide receivers who have great catch radius. The best the best thing that Jameus Winston will do is he'll throw the ball to a tall receiver who's covered just because he knows he can go up and get the ball. So, he will purposely throw it high knowing that that receiver can go up and get the ball. That's that's one of the reasons why he throws interceptions cuz when those get tipped, they get tipped up in the air and they get and they get caught for interceptions. But those are the two that you want to look at. Isaiah Likely will be good because Jameus Winston likes to target tight ends. Even even last game he came in and targeted Isaiah likely a lot. They don't have any chemistry cuz Jameus Winston goes with the second team. He doesn't go with the first team, right? So now this week he'll get all the first team reps. He'll be able to to fix or to work on his chemistry with Likely and Neighbors and Mooney and Malachi Fields. But I really think those three guys will be where people want to look at as far as maybe possible um like possible flex options in fantasy. But definitely when the props drop, you want to see where their where their props are at and jump on it early before they start to go up. How high would you go on Mooney? We're talking prediction markets. Like would you be I mean we're like 50 yards 50 40 40 yards. I'd be comfortable with 40 yards.
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