From the video
Omar Cooper, I never thought I'd be saying this. He had in this game five catches, 115 yards, and a touchdown. The week before he had six catches, 103 yards, and a touchdown. He now is this big play game breaker where in every game he's played so far, he has a catch of 30 yards, 48 yards, and 60 yards in his three career games.
STACKED’s take
16.3 PPG over three games with back-to-back 100-yard games; route share declining.
Cooper leads the rookie receiver rankings at 16.3 PPR points per game over a three-game sample; he has back-to-back 100-yard receiving games with five catches for 115 yards and a touchdown in the most recent game, and six catches for 103 yards and a touchdown the week prior; he is a big-play game breaker with a catch of 30, 48, and 60 yards across his three career games; all efficiency metrics check out—first downs per route run, yards per route run, targets per route run are all strong. However, Ron Stewart cautions against calling him dynasty rookie wide receiver one ahead of Carnell Tate or comparing him to Jamar Chase or Puka Nacua, noting that AD Mitchell's return dropped his route share from 85% to 70%, and target competition from Mason Taylor (two touchdowns), Isaiah Williams, and Galani Woods will increase. Ron Stewart encourages optimism about Omar Cooper as a wide receiver three moving forward, particularly valuable in two-wide-receiver-two-flex or three-wide-receiver-one-flex leagues.
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