It seems like a foregone conclusion. After the Cowboys traded a first-round pick to obtain the services of Amari Cooper in the middle of the 2018 season, a long-term contract with the star receiver would surely follow. You usually don’t give up that kind of draft capital for just one and half years of service. It’s not like Cooper has been a bust, either. His arrival heralded a turnaround in the 2018 season that led to the playoffs.
Now, the 2019 season was a little more mixed. Cooper was a force in the first half of the season.