Amari Cooper wants a new contract, but should the Browns actually give him one?
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper wants a new contract, and he hasn't been afraid to show it. He skipped voluntary workouts, and he also held out of mandatory minicamp.
While Lloyd acknowledges that Cooper is coming off of a fantastic 2023 campaign, he also thinks Cleveland should exercise caution with the wide out.Lloyd notes that Cooper's career does not have "much sand in the hourglass" and that "the cliff is coming." He also mentions the contract of offensive tackle Jack Conklin as an ominous comparison.
He concludes his point by saying that Cleveland should not be in a rush to pay Cooper and that the five-time Pro Bowler may not be satisfied with accepting a one or two-year deal.
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