The Dallas Cowboys have a tough decision to make on star wide receiver Amari Cooper’s future with the franchise. I say it is a tough decision, for some, the decision seems pretty straightforward. By some, I mean ESPN’s, Dan Orlovsky.
Earlier today, Orlovsky boldly exclaimed that not only ”can” the Cowboys move on, but they “should”. The former NFL quarterback did not stop there with the controversial comments. Here are Orlovsky’s complete thoughts on the situation.
“They’re (the Cowboys) better with two tight ends on the field. And certainly keeping Dalton Schultz over Amari Cooper is more important for their offense.”
You can watch Orlovsky explain his thoughts below.
.@danorlovsky7 thinks the Cowboys "can and should" trade Amari Cooper đź‘€
"They're better with two tight ends on the field. And certainly keeping Dalton Schultz over Amari Cooper is more important for their offense." pic.twitter.com/A9oq5CHq1p
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) March 1, 2022
Orlovsky’s remarks will certainly make you scratch your head. After all, Cooper has been one of the more dominant wide receivers in the NFL over the past several seasons.
If Cooper is in fact dealt by the Cowboys, the deal would likely not be made until the NFL draft has arrived in late April.
Roll Tide Wire will continue to monitor Amari Cooper’s situation in Dallas.
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