Amari Cooper Embraces Team-First Role in Buffalo Bills' Playoff Run

The veteran wide receiver prioritizes winning over personal stats as the Bills prepare for the AFC Championship against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Amari Cooper, traded to the Bills midseason, has seen a significant drop in personal production but is content with his role in the team's success.
The Bills' offense, operating under an 'Everybody Eats' philosophy, has relied on contributions from multiple players rather than a single dominant receiver.
Cooper recorded career-low stats in 2024, with 44 catches for 547 yards and four touchdowns, but values the opportunity to compete for a championship over individual accolades.
Buffalo's offensive coordinator Joe Brady praised Cooper's selflessness and leadership, emphasizing his impact on the team beyond the stat sheet.
The Bills will face the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship, marking Cooper's first trip to this stage in his 10-year NFL career.