Amari Cooper reportedly wants to remain with Cowboys

Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper is set to be one of the biggest wide receivers to reach free agency in recent memory. A team normally would prevent a receiver of Cooper’s caliber from reaching the open market by applying the franchise tag, but it appears that Dallas will have to save the tag for quarterback Dak Prescott. Still, Cooper made clear earlier in the season that he had no intentions of leaving America’s team. Granted, that was when the Cowboys were sporting one of the most lethal offenses in the league and looked poised for a deep playoff run. While they remain in playoff contention, the 7-8 Cowboys have fallen far short of early season expectations, and head coach Jason Garrett appears to be coaching his final season in Dallas. At the halfway point in the season, Cooper was on pace for 12 touchdowns and more than 1,400 yards receiving. Instead, Cooper finds himself short of 1,100 receiving yards entering Dallas' regular-season finale. Cooper has not reached 100 yards receiving in a game since a

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