Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper rarely shows emotion and doesn't view the opener against the Dallas Cowboys — his former team — as a "revenge" game.

Through the first two weeks of the season, Deshaun Watson and Amari Cooper haven’t been on the same page, and it’s a big reason the Browns have averaged 16.5 points a game en route to their 1-1 mark.

In our experience with Amari Cooper during his time in Dallas? He's a thoughtful and low-key guy. So it's not surprising that as his Cleveland Browns prepare to host the Dallas Cowboys in Sunday's Week 1, Cooper - set to face his former team for the first time since his trade to Cleveland in 2022 - is playing it cool.