Arizona Cardinals guard Jonathan Cooper ‘obviously not’ playing as well as he needs to

Posted Dec 8, 2015
This was supposed to be Jonathan Cooper’s breakout season, with the third-year pro finally making good on the potential that led the Arizona Cardinals to pick him seventh overall in the 2013 NFL Draft. The broken leg that cost him his rookie season was a distant memory, and the wrist injury that ended his 2014 campaign just as it seemed to be getting started was no longer a problem, either. (Arizona Sports)

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