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Senior NFL receiver Amari Cooper has notified Las Vegas Raiders He no longer wants to play football and plans to retire before the 2025 season.
Cooper, once Cleveland BrownThe Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills started his career, which was signed with the team a week ago, which made especially meaningful. He said he left some juice in the tank and continued to play.
But before Week 1 begins, the NFL Network reports that Cooper is working hard to compete for the game ready. In turn, the 31-year-old left the league after 10 seasons.
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Buffalo Bills Bills Bill Soveriver Amari Cooper (18) warmed up before the game against the Tennessee Titans at Highmark Stadium on October 20, 2024. (Mark Konezny/Imagn image)
Cooper is a member When the Oakland Raiders were ranked fourth from Alabama in 2015, he scored 225 catches in 52 games with 3,183 yards and 19 touchdowns.
The Raiders traded him to the Cowboys midway through the 2018 campaign as the team tore the roster.
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Cooper isn’t the only star, as Khalil Mack was also traded to the Chicago Bears before the NFL deadline.
Cooper quickly cemented his solid choice as quarterback Dak Prescott, with 3,893 yards in 292 passes and 27 touchdowns in 56 games. The Cowboys signed Cooper in March 2020 for a $100 million extension, rewarding him for his efforts in dressing “stars.”
The Cleveland Browns are wide receiver Amari Cooper (2) ahead of the game against the Green Bay Packers at Cleveland Browns Stadium. (Ken Blaze/USA Today campaign)
But when the Cowboys handed him over to Cleveland Brown, he was 2022 wage stock casualties.
He spent part of his three seasons in Cleveland, scoring 2,660 yards in 38 games with 16 touchdowns in 174 games. Cooper started the 2024 season in Cleveland, but was traded again, and it was time for the notes.
In Buffalo, Cooper scored a touchdown from Josh Allen, and many believe the 2024 NFL MVP has found a solid catch option. However, Cooper’s role never flourished as he met only one touchdown in the regular season.
Amari Cooper, the No. 18 catcher in Buffalo Bill, smiled at the NFL football game ahead of the NFL football game in Detroit, Michigan on December 15, 2024. (Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images)
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During his career, Cooper has received 711 receptions, 10,033 catch yards and 64 touchdowns.
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