From the video

You really only have two full games in this career. And he's had 100 plus yards and a touchdown in each of them. He also had a 75% route share in two wide receiver sets. A round one rookie wide receiver doing what he's doing in his first two career games is crazy. This could be rookie Puka. This could be rookie Amon-Ra St. Brown. He has to be S tier. The upside here is monumental even if it's not the most likely scenario.
STACKED’s take
S-tier rookie with 100+ yards and TD in each of first two games; monumental upside.
Round one rookie wide receiver with elite early-career production and S-tier league-winner upside. In his first two full NFL games, recorded 100+ yards and a touchdown in each; 75% route share in two-receiver sets; played second-most snaps in Week 8 despite Jets' five-man receiver rotation. The source compares his trajectory to rookie Puka Nacua and rookie Amon-Ra St. Brown, noting those seasons had championship odds of 1-in-6 versus 1-in-12 average. Source emphasizes that in fantasy football, the most likely outcome doesn't matter when paying a premium on upside; if Omar Cooper Jr. works out, the fantasy impact is monumental. Garrett Wilson injury would further elevate Cooper's ceiling. Teammate Adonai Mitchell's route share has collapsed to 14%, confirming Cooper has leapfrogged him on the depth chart.
