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New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith is a big believer in rookie receiver Omar Cooper Jr., who caught his first touchdown on Sunday.

New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith expressed strong praise for rookie wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. following his return from a high ankle sprain. In New York's 26-19 loss to the New England Patriots, Cooper caught six passes for 103 yards and a 48-yard touchdown after missing four games, prompting Smith to label the first-round pick a playmaker who makes tough catches look easy.
The Jet Press writer Jake Elman notes that Cooper's strong return comes amid broader offensive struggles under coordinator Frank Reich and head coach Aaron Glenn. Elman highlights growing frustration over offensive game planning and target distribution, with the Jets ranking 27th in points per game as pressure mounts on the coaching staff.
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