Amari Cooper has a “unfinished business”, the career came a full circle with returning to Raiders

Amari Cooper first became an attacker when Oakland made him a fourth general list in the NFL draft NFL. He became an attacker again on Tuesday, when he arrived at Las Vegas and signed a free agent agreement. We are glad to return to silver and black, even if it is not in the same place that has gone.

“It’s a good feeling. He feels like a moment completely. I’m excited about the possibility, for sure and hugged,” Cooper said.

Cooper said he always liked to be an attacker, but notes that the teams of the team in Las Vegas are the main upgrade from the decaying place they practiced and played in Oakland.

“Raiders are attackers. Whether they are in La, Oakland or Vegas,” Cooper said. “It’s a difference in the nightbody, honestly, in terms of an object.”

Although Cooper was a good player for the attackers, he felt like he could have changed the riches of franchises and hopes to get that opportunity this year.

“I always had it in the back of my mind because I was like it was high and I was doing it, I expected to come, and he really helps change the organization, but I sometimes showed the flashes to do it, but it was not on my expectations. This time around, I feel like I have unfinished business. “

Cooper is 31 years old and he had his career low for admission of yards last season, but insists that he can still play.

“Trust me, I still have some juice,” Cooper said. “I want to show it.”