Cowboys WR Amari Cooper (hamstring) was a full participant at practice Friday, according to David Helman of DallasCowboys.com.

Cooper has strung a few full practices together and should be a full go Sunday night against the Rams.

According to Michael Gehlken on Twitter, head coach Mike McCarthy said that he expects Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper to play at ‘full capacity’ on Sunday.

The fact that Cooper will be able to play a full complement of snaps is certainly good news. However, the fact that he is set to line up against Jalen Ramsey is not. Ramsey dominated the last meeting between the two, holding Cooper to just one reception for 19 receiving yards. He has a tough matchup, but fading him may not be a realistic option. Cooper is ranked as our 19th overall receiver for Week 1.

Amari Cooper is dealing with a hamstring injury but practiced in full on Wednesday.

Cooper has been sitting out of practice for what the team deemed "maintenance purposes" since the beginning of September and this report provides us some clarity on what he's dealing with. While Cooper's status is worth monitoring this week, a full Wednesday practice indicates he should be ready to go on Sunday against the Rams and Jalen Ramsey.

Amari Cooper hasn’t participated in team drills during the last three practices. After going through individual work on Monday, Cooper exited with an athletic trainer, likely to work on the resistance cords outside.

When asked if he has any concerns about Cooper’s health, McCarthy responded: “No, I don’t. No. Not at all.”

HC Mike McCarthy said people shouldn't read into the decisions the team has made about Cooper not taking part in team drills. He added the team is still making evaluations. The good news is for owners it looks like Cooper will be fine for Week 1 but we'll continue to monitor.

As soon as the Cowboys drafted CeeDee Lamb in April, it was clear they were going to be in 11 personnel most of the time. Going with three wide receivers (Amari Cooper, Michael Gallup, Lamb), one tight end (Blake Jarwin) and one running back (Ezekiel Elliott) gets their best personnel on the field at the same time.

It seems like good news for Elliott, running the ball in a spread out offense - and defense. As the story also said, it allows them to be less predictable at the same time. In the past, when the Cowboys would bring in an extra tight end or fullback, teams would load the box to stop Elliott. If opponents choose to put eight or nine in the box now, they’ll be at a significant disadvantage defending all of Dallas’ weapons on the perimeter.

Amari Cooper intends to re-sign with the Dallas Cowboys on a 5-year, $100 million deal, league sources tell ESPN.

This move should have been a no-brainer for Dallas. Amari Cooper was the fantasy WR10 in 2019 and that was with a bit of inconsistency at the end of the season due to both knee and ankle issues.