Yahoo Fantasy Football on Omar Cooper Jr.
From the article
Cooper is a real player. His first-round draft capital and early returns this year are overwhelming...That gives him a path to weekly ceilings, as we've seen in back-to-back outings finishing as the WR6 and WR7 overall.
STACKED’s take
Cooper's WR6/WR7 ceiling is real, but Jets' 30th-ranked WR usage limits floor.
Cooper is a real player with overwhelming first-round draft capital and early returns this year. He's the leader in yards per route (when lowering snap minimums) and the Jets are using him both as an underneath and downfield threat, giving him a path to weekly ceilings; he's finished as WR6 and WR7 overall in back-to-back outings. The source notes the best receivers in the league tend to start out strong and it's best to take the efficiency signal as the reason to believe. However, the realistic target volume concern is significant: the Jets are only 30th in WR usage, partially because of their big players stealing extra work in the red zone. Cooper has been WR31 and WR33 in expected half PPR points in the last two weeks, both losses in positive game script for him. With Garrett Wilson, AD Mitchell, two quality TEs, and two quality RBs in the offense, underlying usage remains a constraint.
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