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Kind of an eye-opening performance from Omar Cooper in week six after barely playing in week one. Only played like, I think, what, half a dozen snaps or so. Ran one route and had a 30-yard catch in week one before he got hurt. This guy is just, I'm not surprised that he would make a quick adjustment to the NFL because he was so well-rounded and just such a gamer for Indiana last year.
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Cooper's 82% snap share, versatility, and Miami matchup make him a breakout.
Omar Cooper had an eye-opening performance in week six after barely playing in week one (one route, 30-yard catch before injury). He's a well-rounded, quarterback-friendly wide receiver with tough inside-outside versatility, can play in the slot or outside, is really tough after the catch, hard to tackle, and makes acrobatic catches. He won't leapfrog Garrett Wilson as the number one receiver, but with Adnay Mitchell out with a finger injury, he has a great matchup against Miami, which has one of the worst secondaries in the league. He played 82% of snaps in his return and dusted Isaiah Williams as the number two guy.
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