BAMANEWSBOT
Staff
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- It was easy to look at Amari Cooper early in the season and see something was wrong. The first clue was his inability of hold on to the football. His hands used to be vacuums for the football, but through three games, he had four drops. Clue No. 2 was his underwhelming production. He had five 100-yard efforts in his final eight games last season, but through three games he had mustered just 100 yards combined. Those tips were obvious.Read More Here...
