Cole Beasley talks about the practice with Amari Cooper

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Cole Beasley talks about his new teammate Amari Cooper.

The Dallas Cowboys are eager to show the world their new wide receiver. Unfortunately, everyone will have to wait after the week off. Just days ago, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones sent out the 2019 team's first-round pick in exchange for former Oakland Raiders first-round pick, Amari Cooper.

Some called the move crazy, considering the price. But the Cowboys have looked at it in a different light. Anyway, knowing that they would probably receive a wide receiver in the first round next year, they thought they would trade for a single receiver, which works well for two reasons. The first is that they get this player now, rather than next season.

The other reason is that they will not have to worry about developing a young grandfather and working with them despite the growth difficulties. With Cooper, they know what they have because it is already established. So, whether the Cowboys have won the trade or not, they know that Cooper is providing them with immediate help.

With the arrival of Cooper, Cole Beasley, former wide receiver, returns to his usual role of WR2, rather than the first target of Dak Prescott. But the fact that Beasley passes behind Cooper does not mean he does not maintain a leadership role. The media wants to know how Cooper evolved with Dallas and asked his advice to the good guy.

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How is Cooper doing in practice?

While the Dallas media surrounded Beasley after Thursday's training, everyone was curious about how Cooper was doing in practice. Although Beasley treated the issues as if nothing had been changed with Cooper on board, he finally explained how Cooper was quickly settling into the Cowboys' offense.

Of course, his main statement will not please those who are frustrated with the call, since he says that the offense "is not hard to learn," but he finally explained how Cooper added a little more value to the offense. Fortunately, for the Cowboys, they will have more time for Cooper to train before his debut.

We'll see how much he's counting for the Cowboys offense as they face the Tennesee Titans next week on Monday Night Football. What better way for Cooper to make his debut than at Prime Time at Jerry World?