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Houston Texans To Sign Amari Cooper

Summary by The Wright Way Network

Amari Cooper remains a free agent as the 2025 NFL Offseason continues to progress. With less wide receivers available, and plenty of teams still needing help at the position, Cooper shouldn’t last on the market much longer. After spending a season on the Buffalo Bills and playing alongside Josh Allen, he was able to improve his stock a bit to show teams that he can still provide value. There is a team in the AFC that could utilize Cooper’s talen…

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Houston Texans To Sign Amari Cooper

Amari Cooper remains a free agent as the 2025 NFL Offseason continues to progress. With less wide receivers available, and plenty of teams still needing help at the position, Cooper shouldn’t last on the market much longer. After spending a season on the Buffalo Bills and playing alongside Josh Allen, he was able to improve his stock a bit to show teams that he can still provide value. There is a team in the AFC that could utilize Cooper’s talen…

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