
Freed from his bench shackles in a game that -- at times -- called on the Bills to actually throw the ball, Cooper's 32 snaps were tied for the most he had in any game with the Bills since Week 8. Instead of trusting Cooper to win downfield on third-and-10, on Buffalo's penultimate offensive play from scrimmage, Brady threw a screen at Cooper that got five yards. Turning 31 in June, Cooper is likely headed for more of an "interesting" free agency than a $10 million a year deal. He was buried by Deshaun Watson in Cleveland and buried by the offensive game plan in Buffalo. He also just had a career-high 1250 yards in 2023 with Joe Flacco at quarterback. Somebody could find a bargain here in 2025, but until he lands with a team it'll be hard to suss out Cooper's fantasy value beyond "vaguely WR4ish."