Amari Cooper Vows to Improve Amid Browns' Offensive Struggles

After a slow start to the season, the Cleveland Browns wide receiver pledges to give 100% in practice and step up for his team.

Amari Cooper has caught only 5 passes for 27 yards on 17 targets in the first two games of the season.
Cooper admitted he wasn't giving his all in practice but has committed to treating practice like game situations moving forward.
The Browns' offense ranks 27th in the NFL in both total offense and passing yards through the first two weeks.
Trade rumors have surrounded Cooper, who is in the final year of his $100 million contract, though the Browns have not commented on these speculations.
Cooper and quarterback Deshaun Watson aim to improve their connection, with both expressing confidence in turning the season around starting with their next game against the New York Giants.