Amari Cooper and the Dallas Cowboys haven’t made public headway in their contract negotiations, and the star receiver could not shed any light on whether progress was made lately.
“I have not talked to [my representatives ] in a moment,” Cooper said, via the team’s official site. “I really don’t enjoy speaking about the contract. I feel like it’s one of those things which will naturally happen.”
Cooper, coming a end of this 2018 campaign off to Dallas following the trade, is much more concerned than when he will put his John Hancock on a contract about studying Kellen Moore’s offense.
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“Yeah, I only manage my business,” Cooper stated. “I’m more anxious about camp.”
Cooper has reason to worry. The 24-year-old is set to create $13.924 million around the fifth year of the rookie contract. If a long term deal isn’t struck, which would amount to a one-year pay raise for Cooper, the Cowboys — who gave up a first-round pick to obtain his services — would then apply the franchise tag in 2020.
For Cooper, who snagged 53 passes for 725 yards and six touchdowns the focus is on building his rapport with Dak Prescott. Through minicamp, Moore has moved the receiver that was energetic more than he had been used this past year, with Cooper seeing time in the slot and moving in motion more this offseason.
“I love it. I even loved the offense last year,” Cooper stated. “With Kellen, I still love it. I think it gives an opportunity to display my skill-set together with the sort of plays we run to me. He’s clearly a fantastic coach. He is a young man and we can relate to him a lot and come up to him and talk about particular things.”
All signs are Cooper. If these predictions prove accurate, he’d get paid handsomely — if he isn’t locked by the Cowboys down long-term ahead.

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