Bills Preparing Different Methods Of Use For Amari Cooper

When the Buffalo Bills traded for Pro Bowl wide receiver Amari Cooper, the AFC was put on notice.

Despite the many losses during the offseason, the 4-2 Bills fully believe themselves to be championship contenders once again. Even if that means finding the most efficient deal possible for the team.

Now, the next goal at the hands of the organization is finding the best possible way to get Cooper involved in the offense.

That goal rests solely on the play-calling ability of Bills offenseve coordinator Joe Brady.

Brady has done a remarkable job of transforming Buffalo's offense into a group that is run-oriented but can win without a top wide receiver eating up targets.

That's what is on the mind of Brady as the Bills prepare for a Week 7 clash with the 1-4 Tennessee Titans.

"Part of the game-planning process and seeing what he can handle, if he can handle anything this week," Brady explained. "We’ll just kind of go from there, not set any expectations. Just seeing what he can handle, what he can be comfortable with, what Josh can be comfortable with him. If it’s this week, it’s this week. If it’s next week, it’s next week.”

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Cooper has excelled in many different offenses to this point in his NFL career. So long as he gets along well with Josh Allen, the Bills expect him to be just fine.