Omar Cooper Jr.

What the tape shows

At 6-foot and 204 pounds with a compact, powerful build, he plays with the physicality of a player who understands his body as a weapon — not just a vehicle. The route-running evaluation is the most encouraging part of his film. Cooper shows subtle hesitation moves before breaks that unbalance defensive backs just enough to create separation, and he does it consistently rather than situationally. He is not a pure speed merchant — he will not blow past a corner with a single release — but the deceptive mid-route acceleration he generates out of those hesitations, combined with his ability to open his stride and create throwing windows for his quarterback on schedule, makes him a reliable option on digs, crosses, slants, and short-to-intermediate route combinations. His 44-of-69 receptions for first downs in 2025 tells you exactly what kind of receiver he is: a chain-mover who finishes. WILL - Physical, well-built, gadget type receiver with strong hands, reliable production, and high-level run-after-catch ability. Need to see him be more precise and detailed in his route running.