Amar Cooper coming back to the Cowboys? Here's the part that not everybody knows ... and in our 2022 prediction that Dallas ...

A first-rounder for Amari Cooper. The Cowboys are your friend who pays $179 for a T-shirt that they could have bought at Target for $12. 2013 No. 12 overall D.J. Hayden 2014 No. 5 overall Khalil ...

The anatomy of a rumor that connected the Dallas Cowboys with Amari Cooper was always ridiculous - and now finally dies with an actual trade of the controversial star. FRISCO - The good news ...

While Buffalo has a nearly clean injury report, the club notably got receiver Amari Cooper back at practice after he missed Sunday’s regular-season finale due to a personal matter.

One of those players was Pro Bowl receiver Amari Cooper, the former Dallas Cowboys standout who the Bills acquired prior to the trade deadline. After missing multiple games with a wrist injury ...

The Dallas Cowboys traded Amari Cooper to the Cleveland Browns after the 2021 season. CeeDee Lamb is a superstar and has been great for the Cowboys. However, they have failed to find him an elite ...

After dropping to 3-4 after a loss to the Redskins, the Cowboys front office made a desperate move. In exchange for wide receiver Amari Cooper, the Cowboys gave the Raiders their 2019 first-round ...

As he prepares for his seventh year in the NFL, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper is slowly starting to be overlooked on his own roster, as second-year teammate CeeDee Lamb gains a strong ...

Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver Amari Cooper has had a tough offseason, suffering an ankle injury that has held him out of action. Cooper is working on returning to full health and getting back ...

NFL Network's Terrell Davis explains why the Dallas Cowboys should focus on getting deals done with Dak Prescott and Byron Jones, not Amari Cooper. New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan ...

Buffalo wide receiver Amari ... season, Cooper has 711 career receptions for 10,033 yards and 64 touchdowns in 154 games (143 starts) for the Oakland Raiders (2015-18), Dallas Cowboys (2018-21 ...