Cooper handles responsibilities on the defensive side of the ball, but what he has done at receiver deserves plenty of attention. He has pulled in 43 catches for 590 yards and six touchdowns, showing he can handle a steady workload in the passing game. I like how often Cooper gives his quarterback somewhere to go with the football and continues to stack catches throughout a game. Playing both ways asks a lot from a player, yet he continues to come back on offense and be someone his team can count on. His numbers at receiver are a good example of just how much Cooper is giving his team this season.

Dylan was a key piece of the offense in Week 1, hauling in 13 receptions for 144 yards. Whenever the ball came his way, he consistently kept the offense moving and gave the quarterback a reliable target. His ability to find openings, make catches and keep the chains moving made him one of the standout performers of the week.

Cooper flashed some quality skills last season during his sophomore campaign. From the slot he showed to be a strong route runner who can get open using tempo. He show excellent ball skills with strong hands with the ability to make difficult catches on the move. Cooper excels at finding the weak spots in zone and making himself available for his QB. He is shifty in the open field and can create big-time plays after the catch.

On the season Cooper had 42 receptions for 360 yards and 3 tuddies, proving that he is a valuable weapon for the Eagle offense. He is a player who can get open at any time and can make the decisive plays when needed. Eyes will be on Cooper and his development moving forward.