Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane said the team is open to bringing wide receiver Amari Cooper back in 2025.

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Amari Cooper is one of the top wide receivers remaining on the free agency market, as the 30-year-old didn't live up to expectations with the Buffalo Bills after being traded to the AFC contenders ...

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Barnwell named Amari Cooper as an option the Raiders should consider this offseason, as they look to add talent. Cooper is not all that far removed from his best season as a professional.

but Kupp’s price was a bit too rich for team owner Jerry Jones. "Last Thursday, the Cowboys reached out about Cooper Kupp and they were interested," Schefter said. "Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb ...

Former Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper is still searching for a new team, but skepticism is mounting across the league about his reliability as a pass-catcher. Cooper, 31, is coming ...

The Kansas City Chiefs needed help at wide receiver after Rashee Rice went down with an injury and one of the names they had been linked to potentially adding was Amari Cooper, who ended up ...

His recovery status will be a concern but, like Cooper, he still has the experience to provide a team with another proven option in the passing game as he enters his age-31 season. Guards Will ...

When the Buffalo Bills traded for receiver Amari Cooper, it was seen as a move that would significantly help the offense and Josh Allen move the ball down the field. But as we sometimes see with ...

Veterans Keenan Allen, Brandin Cooks, Amari Cooper, and Stefon Diggs are still out there. Brandon Aiyuk and Jakobi Meyers are possible trade options. But is that the route the Patriots want to take?