4 years agoDallas Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper is healthy despite not taking part in team drills Friday. The Cowboys reported they were simply managing reps for the veteran receiver ahead of Sunday's intrasquad scrimmage.The veteran receiver has more competition for targets after the team used a first-round pick on CeeDee Lamb, but Cooper is still the number-one wide receiver in this offense and could benefit as he'll have more opportunities to line up in the slot. Cooper should still see close to the 119 targets he received last season in an offense that had the second-most pass yards in the NFL. Cooper is a WR1 who should be drafted with a top-30 pick in fantasy drafts.--Mike Schwarzenbach - RotoBaller
Source: Rob Phillips - DallasCowboys.com