I'm proudly wrong about Cooper Cup.

Cooper Cup has been good one of the most impressive

rookie wide receivers in the NFL vastly out producing Corey Davis,

Zay Jones, John Ross, Mike Williams, go down the list of rookie wide receivers Cooper Cup is

dominating all of them, just like he dominated every college receiver last year and the year

before that in the year before that and the year before that I know it was at

eastern Washington and I called Cooper Cup a compiler, but his ability to dominate for four consecutive

seasons at Eastern Washington, prolific for four seasons, matters.

And not just at the wide receiver position but also in special teams.

One of the keys to better understanding Antonio Brown's potential at the next level

was his special team's prowess in college. Cooper Cup did it all. He's just corny and my criticism of him fell

flat because it was not analytics based. It was qualitative, not quantitative.

You trace back many of my incorrect opinions.

You can see what happened.

Fork in the road and I chose the qualitative path

instead of the quantitative path. Because we had John Moore on the show

John Moore who originated the phenom index at Rotoviz liked Cooper Cup loved his

prolific production loved his special team's prowess, and I was

dismissive and I was wrong, flat wrong. Look at Cooper Cup's metrics already this year.

Plus 19.3 production premium, so looking at every given down and distance how much is

Cooper Cup either exceeding or underperforming expectation plus 19.3 is

32nd in the league plus 15.7 target premium 33rd in the league. Those are both

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