Surprisingly, the Cleveland Browns star wide receiver Amari Cooper has not had the production we are used to. His first two games of the season left sour tastes as he had huge drops for first downs and touchdowns in both contests.

To start the 2024 NFL season, the Cleveland Browns' offense has not looked great. Deshaun Watson hasn't looked fantastic, but the players around him have been a major part of the problem as well. One player who has started off poorly is veteran star wide receiver Amari Cooper.

Amari Cooper's five catches through two games is the fewest to open a season in his career, which he acknowledges has been frustrating.

Browns receiver Amari Cooper is off to the slowest start of his career through two games. He has only five catches for 27 yards in the first two games.

First-year offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey maintained confidence in Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper after a slow start to the Alabama product’s season. “It’s one of those things… you never know where the ball is going to go over the course of a game.” Dorsey said in a press conference Thursday.

First-year offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey maintained confidence in Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper after a slow start to the Alabama product's season. "It's one of those things... you never know where the ball is going to go over the course of a game.

The Cleveland Browns are at home against the New York Giants in Week 3 of the 2024 NFL season this Sunday, September 22, at 1:00 pm ET. The Browns are 6.5-point favorites against the Giants, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

For fantasy football managers deciding between choosing either Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy or Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper, who is throwing them the ball is a likely big factor in the decision.

After two slow weeks, Amari Cooper decided to set the record straight, sending a message to his quarterback Deshaun Watson and offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey about what he plans to do to turn things around.