Last March, Amari Cooper signed the largest deal for a wide receiver in the history of the Dallas Cowboys. The five-year, $100 million contract with $60 million guaranteed was met with some apprehension around the league.
Despite singlehandedly transforming the Cowboys offense when he arrived via trade in 2018, Cooper’s lack of consistency led some to question if he was worth the big payday. There was no denying his talent, but the lack of consistent production, especially on the road, was a valid concern.
In 2019, Cooper’s first full season in Dallas, he nearly tripled his receiving production at home versus on the road.