Summary
Amari Cooper holds a 80.0 dynasty score, ranking 71st among wide receivers. His consistent production of 547 receiving yards in 14 games is tempered by concerns over his efficiency and age trajectory. With one year remaining on his contract, Cooper’s role security is uncertain.
Projection Rationale
Cooper’s 547 receiving yards in 14 games suggest consistent production, but his efficiency and age trajectory are concerning. His contract situation (APY: $3,500,000, Guaranteed Remaining: $3,500,000, Years Remaining: 1) and declining usage contribute to uncertainty about his role.
Injury Risk
No injury entries in 2024. Cooper’s durability (85th percentile) is a positive aspect, but his age (31) and declining usage raise concerns about his long-term durability.
Opportunity Notes
Cooper’s snap share decreased from 95.0% in Week 1 to 34.0% in Week 20, indicating a decline in usage. His uncertain contract situation adds to the uncertainty about his role.
Scheme Fit Analysis
The Raiders’ offense, led by coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, often features a pass-happy approach, which may suit Cooper’s skills. The scheme’s aggressiveness may limit Cooper’s production as he averaged 2.60 yards per reception.
Trend Assessment
Declining. Cooper’s snap share decreased from 95.0% in Week 1 to 34.0% in Week 20, indicating a decline in usage.
Ceiling / Floor
Ceiling: WR3-WR5. Cooper must maintain his production and secure his role to reach this level. Floor: WR6-WR10. If Cooper’s volume decreases or he loses his job, he may fall to this level. Reference trade value (6,760).
Comparable Player
Roddy White, 2008-2012.