Edgerrin Cooper

Position: LB – Projected: 2nd Round

History & Measurables

Born:  Nov. 17th, 2001 – Covington, LA

High School: Covington

College: Texas A&M

Height: 6’2″       Weight: 230 lbs

Traits & Characteristics

The Good
  • Zone coverage
  • Straight line speed
The Bad
  • Pursuit angles
  • Pad level
  • Start/stop speed
  • Poor play recognition
  • Block shedding

Advanced Analytics Notes – 2023

Run Defense Stats: Min 100 Snaps
  • Run Defense Grade: 87.6 (T-9 among linebackers)
  • Run Stops: 37 (T-21 among linebackers)
Pass Rush Stats: Min 40 Snaps
  • PFF Pass Rush Grade: 86.4 (8th among linebackers)
  • Pash Rush Win Rate: 12.3% (83rd among linebackers)
  • QB Hits: 5 (T-34 among linebackers)
  • Sacks: 10 (T-1 among linebackers)
  • Hurries: 12 (T-49 among linebackers)
Coverage Stats: Min 100 Snaps
  • Coverage Grade: 85.5 (15th among linebackers)
  • Pass Breakups: 2 (T-38 among linebackers)
  • Passer Rating Allowed: 101.0 (226th among linebackers)
  • Times Targeted: 16 (T-275 among linebackers)

Film Notes and Highlights

Edgerrin Cooper has good size for a linebacker. He is comfortable in zone coverage, but was primarily used as a QB spy. This led to a lot of sack opportunities on quarterbacks leaving the pocket. He is not a great pass rusher and struggles to get off blocks as a pass rusher and a run stopper. Cooper takes poor pursuit angles and pad level, often attempting tackles blindly leading with his shoulder. He has a hard time changing direction, with poor agility and footwork – tripping over himself often. However, he does boast good straight line speed. Cooper has a hard time recognizing plays and is often the last player on the defense to read the situation. I think some NFL teams may fall in love with his size and potential, but as of now I consider Cooper as a late Day 2, early Day 3 prospect. – Thomas Christopher

(Games Watched: vs Arkansas 2022, vs Miami 2023, vs Auburn 2023)

Player Comparison

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Sheldon Hand is an elementary school teacher. He started writing in 2019, and started working with The League Winners in 2021. He has been playing fantasy football for fifteen years, got into dynasty seven years ago and have become a bit obsessed.

Sheldon Hand

Sheldon Hand is an elementary school teacher. He started writing in 2019, and started working with The League Winners in 2021. He has been playing fantasy football for fifteen years, got into dynasty seven years ago and have become a bit obsessed.

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