I wouldn't bet the farm on it, but knock yourself out.No adjustment period needed?Its him Aiyuk, Pickens or Juju.
Thinking Im rolling Coop out there
I think this is similar to the Davante Adams situation. Adams in a better position with previous history in the system and w/ QB but both these guys are veteran NFL stud WRs. Where their value has immediate impact IMO is in the red zone. Would not surprise me at all to see both get end zone targets and convert into TDs this weekend. The full playbook and higher number of reps grows in the following weeks but have to believe that 10-20 red zone plays are the first priority this week leading up to Sunday.
IIRC Cooper scored a red zone TD his first game in DAL the same week he was traded.
I wouldn't bet the farm on it, but knock yourself out.No adjustment period needed?Its him Aiyuk, Pickens or Juju.
Thinking Im rolling Coop out there
I think this is similar to the Davante Adams situation. Adams in a better position with previous history in the system and w/ QB but both these guys are veteran NFL stud WRs. Where their value has immediate impact IMO is in the red zone. Would not surprise me at all to see both get end zone targets and convert into TDs this weekend. The full playbook and higher number of reps grows in the following weeks but have to believe that 10-20 red zone plays are the first priority this week leading up to Sunday.
IIRC Cooper scored a red zone TD his first game in DAL the same week he was traded.
Not betting the farm, but Cooper with partial knowledge of the BUF playbook is still head and shoulders above their next best WR. Josh Allen is a good candidate to throw multiple TD passes... who catches them? KIncaid - high probability for one. Then???
@Schultz_Report
#Bills have given Amari Cooper a “crash course in the new playbook,” and expect him to “hit the ground running,” a source told me. Josh Allen’s new weapon will play Sunday vs Tennessee.
Allen rushing scoresI wouldn't bet the farm on it, but knock yourself out.No adjustment period needed?Its him Aiyuk, Pickens or Juju.
Thinking Im rolling Coop out there
I think this is similar to the Davante Adams situation. Adams in a better position with previous history in the system and w/ QB but both these guys are veteran NFL stud WRs. Where their value has immediate impact IMO is in the red zone. Would not surprise me at all to see both get end zone targets and convert into TDs this weekend. The full playbook and higher number of reps grows in the following weeks but have to believe that 10-20 red zone plays are the first priority this week leading up to Sunday.
IIRC Cooper scored a red zone TD his first game in DAL the same week he was traded.
Not betting the farm, but Cooper with partial knowledge of the BUF playbook is still head and shoulders above their next best WR. Josh Allen is a good candidate to throw multiple TD passes... who catches them? KIncaid - high probability for one. Then???
Well, that's a given. That's in addition to his TD passes.Allen rushing scoresI wouldn't bet the farm on it, but knock yourself out.No adjustment period needed?Its him Aiyuk, Pickens or Juju.
Thinking Im rolling Coop out there
I think this is similar to the Davante Adams situation. Adams in a better position with previous history in the system and w/ QB but both these guys are veteran NFL stud WRs. Where their value has immediate impact IMO is in the red zone. Would not surprise me at all to see both get end zone targets and convert into TDs this weekend. The full playbook and higher number of reps grows in the following weeks but have to believe that 10-20 red zone plays are the first priority this week leading up to Sunday.
IIRC Cooper scored a red zone TD his first game in DAL the same week he was traded.
Not betting the farm, but Cooper with partial knowledge of the BUF playbook is still head and shoulders above their next best WR. Josh Allen is a good candidate to throw multiple TD passes... who catches them? KIncaid - high probability for one. Then???
@32BeatWriters
“Cooper has had just four days to prepare since arriving in Buffalo and it would be surprising if he is able to step right in and contribute at a high level in his first week with the team. That being said, this is a player who has has experience being traded midseason, which should allow him to acclimate himself to his new surroundings at a faster pace than a player who has not gone through a similar situation.”
Active.
Starting him. I figure they force a couple endzone throws at him minimum
So you’re saying it was not Watson’s fault for all those targets not turning into catches? Oh man…
'Yeah. That's crazy talk. He's 22 ROS at Fantasy Pro's in full PPR and 20 in 1/2 PPR, which I think is still low.I'm sorry FBG.....WR #47 ROS in PPR leagues?? Are we kidding here?
1 catch for 3 Yards on 2 targets. What happened?
The Bills acquired him just to motivate Coleman.1 catch for 3 Yards on 2 targets. What happened?
He is wearing a cast on his hand/wrist? maybe someone smarter than me can explain how this is not a severe handicap in catching a football for a WR? now way I'm starting him unless I'm forced to.He better. My assumption is that they chose to sit him thinking they could win the past two weeks.
Now, without Kincaid, he is needed against KC. If he doesn't play, he must be more hurt than they have stated.
Yep. Has that Tyreek feel from last game. If he can't play in this huge matchup with Chiefs id be worried as an owner. This is the game you get on the field for. If you can't then real concern for his future production sinks in.He better. My assumption is that they chose to sit him thinking they could win the past two weeks.
Now, without Kincaid, he is needed against KC. If he doesn't play, he must be more hurt than they have stated.
Lesson learned not to expect much from in-season WR trades.Didn't start him
But thought him on the bills would be a good thing
Agree, but zero targets in a game that had 1,000 yards of offense is unimaginable.Lesson learned not to expect much from in-season WR trades.Didn't start him
But thought him on the bills would be a good thing
Hopkins is the only one of the three big names (Diontae obviously being the other) to have had some success, and it was really only one game a few months ago. This with three of the top QBs in the game chucking the ball. It’s typically not a plug and play position unfortunately.
Not this year in terms of year end stats. Looks like he’s pretty much on the back nine of his career production.I've always viewed Amari Cooper like the new Chad Johnson/OchoCinco:
2/18
3/32
11/215/3
4/38
His end-of-season stats look good, but his variation game to game is hard to stomach.