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rookie wide receiver that had a really, really nice game and a flat-out breakout was Omar Cooper Jr. there in New York. Uh in week number six, he had seven targets, six grabs for 103 yards and a touchdown. 3.55 yards per route run, incredibly impressive. 37% air yard share... he has really impressive wins at the catch point... 70% contested catch rate in his prospect profile... I feel we're actually really excited about what I saw from Omar Cooper Jr. and and could really get going here the rest of the way... he was one of the most impressive prospects I've ever talked to... Cooper I think is going to be awesome... loves really was infatuated with Omar Cooper Jr. So, a lot of interesting data points to consider on that one... I think Cooper is a guy that's going to be putting it in the box score here the rest of the way.
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Week 6 breakout (7 targets, 103 yards, TD) signals promising second-half production for rookie.
Matt Harmon identifies Omar Cooper Jr. as a breakout candidate with a Week 6 performance that impressed: 7 targets, 6 catches, 103 yards, 1 TD, 3.55 yards per route run, 37% air yard share. Despite 79.6% slot usage in his prospect profile, Cooper Jr. was deployed across multiple personnel packages (22% of snaps in 12 personnel, 21% in 21 personnel), with four of six catches and his TD coming on plays with two or fewer receivers on the field. Harmon highlighted his strength with the football in his hands, quality man coverage wins, and catch-point ability in contested situations, particularly on a post route TD where he ran through zone coverage perfectly. Cooper Jr. showed excellent chemistry with Geno Smith, with both his TD and a called-back TD coming on scramble drills where Smith escaped pressure on vertical shots downfield. Harmon notes Cooper only caught 29% of his passes in space—diverging from his prospect profile strength in run-after-catch—and was instead deployed vertically downfield, which he was also strong at as a prospect. Harmon expressed high conviction, calling Cooper Jr. 'one of the most impressive prospects' he's ever talked to, praising his toughness, physicality, and intelligence. With 70% contested catch rate as a prospect, consistent hands, and route intelligence (evidenced by a well-executed pivot route against man coverage), Harmon expects more production on out-breaking routes (his best charted route and stated favorite) and improved curl/hitch routes as the season progresses. With Garrett Wilson drawing shadow coverage from Christian Gonzalez, Harmon sees multiple ways to get Cooper going. Harmon believes Cooper 'is going to be awesome' and projects him to 'put it in the box score here the rest of the way,' positioning him as a dynasty rookie draft hit in a year with limited early hits. Harmon notes that Jets GM Joe Douglas was 'infatuated' with Cooper Jr.'s profile.
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