Cooper has been floated as a potential trade candidate, but it doesn't sound like the team is thinking that way.

In fact, ESPN’s Adam Schefter speculated that Cooper could be the primary target of the Chiefs to replace Rice. But the Browns have no plans to trade Cooper even as he works through his mini-slump in the first quarter of the season, with 35 yards or less in three of his first four games.

While Las Vegas Raiders star receiver Davante Adams is the most coveted player on the trade market, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler said he believes teams who need

The Cleveland Browns play the Washington Commanders in Week 5, and with the Cowboys not playing until "Sunday Night Football'' in Pittsburgh, this outing is a Cowboys Nation draw. The Commanders are 3-1 and lead the NFC East, where Dallas is 2-2.

Before the season, NFL trade rumors had Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper going to the San Francisco 49ers for disgruntled pass-catcher Brandon Aiyuk.

Amari Cooper picked a good week to stay off social media. With several NFL teams needing a premier receiver, Cooper’s name has been mentioned all over the internet as a possible trade target. In fact,

The Cleveland Browns may move on from WR Amari Cooper, and trading him to the Chiefs for Skyy Moore and a draft pick makes some sense.

The Chiefs lost WR Marquise Brown to injury before the 2024 season even started, and they may be without top wideout Rashee Rice for the rest of the year as well. The club could therefore be inclined to acquire a receiver prior to the November 5 trade deadline,

Jeremy Fowler of ESPN expects that teams will call the Browns about a potential trade for veteran WR Amari Cooper. Fowler adds that while the Browns are not shopping Cooper, teams may be interested in his low salary cap number after Cleveland restructured his deal back in July.