Welcome Amari Cooper

[Soar]

Biggest compliment to Cooper were the Cowboy fans on Twitter moaning last night about why they traded him for nothing.

Cooper will be fine. He’s too much of a pro and worker to not figure it out.

 

[Lee]

0:28 - Probably a TD if Jacoby hits him in stride
3:08- Draws 35 yard penalty. Doesn't show how Amari got in that position but iirc, he dusted CJ Henderson


1:05- draws a hold on Jaycee Horn under 3 minutes left. Could've been a big gain

The one hold was called a hold because the ref isnt allowed to call a pile driver.

 

[Mr. Orange]

He was wide open on multiple occasions, but Jacoby could not get the ball to him.

Just set this to post every Monday for the next 10 weeks

 

[BMAN]

I’m excited to see what Amari can do when we get Watson in there.

 

[Randolphkeys]

Just set this to post every Monday for the next 10 weeks

One would think Cooper would be pissed about that, but he knows what happened to the Cowboys this weekend.

Make do with Brissett until they gain better chemistry or live the dream with Cooper Rush? Hmmm...

 

[Out of the Rafters at the Q]

This was a conversation I had with a buddy yesterday morning. Guess I overshot Amari's yardage.

 

[The Wizard of Moz]

not much that hasn’t been said. The offense runs through Chunt. He is going to be a better receiver than Landry, but his numbers won’t show it

 

[The Wizard of Moz]

What a fantastic game. He was as good as you could ask for today

 

[Out of the Rafters at the Q]

What a fantastic game. He was as good as you could ask for today

Stefanski and AVP deserve a ton of credit for the way we manufactured ways to get Amari open and get him the ball.

We identified our number one weapon in the passing game and schemed ways to get him involved instead of just lining him up against Sauce and never throwing his way.

I can't wait to see Amari and this offense with Watson under center.

 

[ssn774]

Amari showed a lack of awareness and courage on the Jets onside kick.

 

[Out of the Rafters at the Q]

Amari showed a lack of awareness and courage on the Jets onside kick.

Rewatch it.

The Jets player just made a play. He dove forward and swatted the ball into the field of play. Amari was in position to field it.

Shit happens.

 

[bs80]

Rewatch it.

The Jets player just made a play. He dove forward and swatted the ball into the field of play. Amari was in position to field it.

Shit happens.

I think Amari is great but to be honest, after watching that play a few times, I felt the same way @ssn774 did. I can't pretend to know exactly what his marching orders were but he did seem to shy away from contact a bit IIRC.

EDIT: another typo

 

[Out of the Rafters at the Q]

I think Amari is great but to be honest, after watching that play a few times, I felt the same way @ssn774 did. I can't pretend to know exactly what his marching orders were but he did seem to shy away from contact a bit IIRC.

EDIT: another typo

I don't think Amari is great. I think he's been inconsistent and unreliable his entire career.

He's mega talented and a terrific route runner, but I haven't enjoyed his effort in Dallas..

I don't think that play was an example of Amari screwing up or shying away from contact.. but I'm also not going back and rewatching it right now, so I may be entirely wrong.

 

[Randolphkeys]

I haven't felt this good about a Browns receiver since Webster Slaughter. That drop hurt, but I'm glad he's a Brown.

 

[Sebastian]

I haven't felt this good about a Browns receiver since Webster Slaughter.

The Slaughter/Langhorne duo was fearsome.

Kevin Johnson was pretty good for a couple seasons.