Will 2024 be Amari Cooper 's FINAL SEASON with the Cleveland Browns?

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper did not get a contract extension. But he did get a raise for the final year of his deal and a guarantee after holding out of minicamp.

Cooper and the Browns agreed to restructure the final year of his five-year, $100 million deal to guarantee the $20 million remaining on the contract and add an additional $5 million to his salary, according to multiple reports.

A five-time Pro Bowler, Cooper was Cleveland's most reliable and productive offense player amid a chaotic 2023 season that saw the Browns start five different quarterbacks. Cooper posted 72 catches for 1,250 yards and five touchdowns in 15 games. His receiving yardage total ranked 10th in the NFL.

Cooper, 30, is approaching the end of his prime earning years and enters the final year of his contract without long-term security. He's slated to be an unrestricted free agent next offseason.



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[PatriciaMcCollum-ndtd]

No one runs routes better, age will not show up on this man

[reddscorpion]

T higgins is not better than Coop....Debate it?

[BC]

He comes back if 1 he has a good year w no sign of major decline 2 they don’t have a breakout star in the backups, 3 the marketplace doesn’t compete for him

[ThaRiseThaFall]

I hope they don't screw him like the cowboys did. Amari his last year with the boys was 2nd in the league in separation and yet they limited his targets to coach up CD because they knew they weren't keeping Cooper. Even if you're not keeping him at least let him shine this year.