AMARI Cooper, a broad recipient in Las Vegas Raiders, has informed the team that he no longer has a desire to play football and intends to retire, according to NFL Network Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo.
Strange news on Thursday put a hat on NFL Cooper career after 10 seasons and ends their second game with Raiders after only a few weeks.
Cooper signed a one -year contract with Las Vegas at the end of August and reunited with the right to vote that chose him in the first round of the NFL draft 2015. Cooper spent the first three and a half seasons in the career with the then Oakland Raiders before they had Dallas Cowboys, Cleveland Browns.
The five-hour Pro Bowl Receiver completes his career with 711 receptions for 10,033 meters with 64 matches.
Around the NFL will have more about Cooper’s retirement soon.