Amari 

Cooper

Cooper is in the 80th percentile or better in every kind of situation he’s been put in over the last three seasons. It’s possible Cooper is a top-10 wide receiver in the NFL and has just never been given the right combination of target share and quarterback.

While Cooper’s target rate has been better since joining the Browns, there was still room for his target rate to be even higher. With Jerry Jeudy now on the roster, we could see his target rate decline a little bit. Cooper’s 2.18 yards per route run over the last two seasons is by far the best for Browns wide receivers over the last two seasons. Of the nine wide receivers with at least 25 routes over the last two years, the next closest has been Donovan Peoples-Jones at 1.18. Jeudy is a significant improvement over any competition Cooper’s faced at wide receiver in Cleveland.

Cooper has been a consistently great wide receiver who potentially could be elite in a better situation. Cooper is very likely to be a fantasy starter all season if he stays healthy but unlikely to be a top-15 wide receiver in fantasy points per game.