Amari Cooper's mid-season trade to the Buffalo Bills from the Cleveland Browns was anticipated to elevate their passing game, but injuries limited his impact. This season, Cooper has struggled with health issues, leading to missed games, and has not emerged as the primary target in the Bills' offense. The team had high hopes that Cooper's Pro Bowl caliber would enhance their passing attack, yet his inconsistency has left them searching for production in a competitive AFC East. As the season progresses, the Bills must navigate their receiving corps, which is now under extra pressure to deliver as Cooper continues to manage his health.