First comes Michael Cooper, who will be joining teammate Nate Sudfeld with the Washington Redskins. Cooper will be joining a Redskins roster looking to improve upon its 11th best passing offense and Cooper will definitely have a chance to help out due the constant injury concerns of Jordan Reed.
Cooper appeared in 48 career games with 14 starts for the Hoosiers. Cooper had 19 receptions for 230 yards and two touchdowns in his career, which seems like poor numbers, but Cooper really broke out in his senior season with 17 of his receptions coming then. Cooper was an honorable mention All-Big Ten this past season and earned the team’s Ted Verlihay “Mental Attitude” Award.