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WR Omar Cooper played 82% of snaps and put up 6-103-1 on a team-high seven targets in his return from injured reserve. This feels safer than Kenyon Sadiq's Week 3 breakout fake-out in terms of the playing time actually sticking
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Cooper's return from IR yielded 6-103-1 with team-high targets and displaced Patrick.
Cooper returned from injured reserve and put up 6-103-1 on a team-high seven targets while playing 82% of snaps. He took playing time from both Tim Patrick (route share down from 94% to 61%) and Isaiah Williams (down from 83% to 9%). Cooper ran 62% of routes from the slot and 35% from the perimeter, producing 3-43-0 on slot routes and 3-60-1 on perimeter routes. His 48-yard TD came on a deep route over the middle. He had two catches for 25 yards against Christian Gonzalez and two for 24 yards against slot corner Marcus Jones, showing production wasn't just against backups. The source notes this feels safer than Kenyon Sadiq's Week 3 breakout, but Cooper remains limited by Garrett Wilson's entrenched role and the Jets' poor offense.
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