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Clay Travis Cowboys' Amari Cooper is greatest NFL trade ever
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December 11, 2018
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4:08Now PlayingClay Travis said the Dallas Cowboys made the greatest NFL in-season trade in the history of the NFL.
Clay Travis on today's Outkick the Show, said Jerry Jones made the greatest in-season trade in the history of the NFL when the Dallas Cowboys traded the Oakland Raiders for Amari Cooper earlier this year.
Clay Travis said the Amari Cooper's impact on the Dallas Cowboys was immediate as the Dallas Cowboys are now in first place in the NFC East by two games and with the NFL playoffs right around the corner, no team in the NFC East is better prepared to make the playoffs.
As Clay Travis said on Twitter, "The Dallas Cowboys made the greatest in-season trade in the history of the NFL. Jerry Jones deserves to be praised. Amari Cooper and what he has meant to the Dallas Cowboys. It’s an absolute revolution."
Because of the Oakland Raiders trade of Amari Cooper to the Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott finally has a serious threat in the wide receiver ranks which means that Ezekiel Elliott has a better chance to run the ball.
Dak Prescott has seen his stats improve with the Amari Cooper trade. Now Dak Prescott, Amari Cooper, and Ezekiel Elliott seem well-suited for the NFL playoffs.
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