TradeVerdicts connects Amari Cooper to 3 exact
public NFL transactions involving Dallas Cowboys, Las Vegas Raiders, Cleveland Browns, and Buffalo Bills.
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Chronological Timeline
3 Recorded Trades
Oldest to newest
Trade 1 of 3
Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders
Dallas Cowboys Win Tier: landmark
Confidence: high
Dallas acquired Amari Cooper from Oakland for the 2019 first-round pick that became Johnathan Abram. Cooper immediately changed the Cowboys offense, produced high-level receiving value, and gave Dallas the No. 1 wideout it needed. The Raiders received a premium pick, but Abram's tenure was injury-marred and ended without becoming a core long-term answer. Dallas won the player-value argument clearly. The outcome aged cleanly.
Cleveland Browns Win Tier: landmark
Confidence: high
Cleveland acquired Amari Cooper and a sixth-round pick for late-round compensation. Cooper delivered consecutive 1,000-yard seasons and gave the Browns a true No. 1 receiver before Cleveland later recovered additional value in another trade. Dallas created salary flexibility but received limited on-field return from Matt Waletzko and Devin Harper.
Cleveland Browns Win Tier: major
Confidence: medium
Buffalo acquired Amari Cooper and a 2025 sixth-round pick from Cleveland for a 2025 third and 2026 seventh. Cooper gave the Bills 20 catches, 297 yards and two touchdowns in nine regular-season games plus modest playoff production before leaving after the season. Cleveland used the third-rounder on quarterback Dillon Gabriel, who appeared in 10 games as a rookie. The lasting rookie-contract value now tilts this trade toward the Browns.
