Hey there, it's another special breaking news addition to the football guys daily update on Bob Harris.

As Pro Football Talk.com framed it, the Jets aren't the only AFCE team making a trade for a top flight receiver on Tuesday.

Yes, after Devante Adams made his way to New York, the bills are acquiring

Amari Cooper from the Cleveland Browns.

Buffalo will receive Cooper at a 2025 six round pick while Cleveland receives a 2025 third round

or 2026 seventh round pick. Cooper has caught 24 passes for 250 yards with two touchdowns this season.

His production has been inconsistent, but it's been impacted by the poor play of quarterback Deshaun Watson.

Last year, Cooper finished with 72 catches for 1250 yards and five touchdowns, and with Joe Flacko a quarterback in the team's week 16

game against the Texans,

Cooper caught 11 passes for a single game franchise record

265 yards, a league winning output

for many fantasy managers.

Now Cooper will get a fresh start with quarterback Josh Allen and the bills.

It's not a reach to believe Cooper investors will benefit from a quarterback upgrade and

a better offense.

But football guy Jason Wood doesn't want us to get carried away.

Notes to the bills have only been throwing the ball

26 times per game.

Wood's initial projections model as Cooper is wide receiver 32

for the rest of the season after the trade.

The bills just don't throw enough to get them higher than that unless we're assuming

massive TD production would said, while acknowledging that the scoring potential is there

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