Darnell Mooney

His shoulder injury is unclear. In deep leagues, stash him on your bench in case he plays and makes big plays, but in smaller leagues only start him if he's cleared to play and practicing before the game.

He could do big things Week 1 against Tampa Bay, so add him now, but he's day-to-day with a shoulder and missed preseason. Only start him if he practices late in the week and is listed active — if he's ruled out, keep him on the bench and plug in Casey Washington.

Draft him in the late rounds as a bench wide receiver — he had a 992-yard season and fits a pass-heavy offense, but he has a shoulder issue. Only grab him if he's cleared to play by Week 1 since he’s a cheap, risky pick that could pay off if healthy.

Draft him only in the late rounds or plan to add him later from free agents — don’t use an early pick on him. He could help if a teammate gets hurt or he sees more snaps, but he probably won’t be a steady starter.