Browns' Amari Cooper Sets Record with 11 Catches against Texans
Cooper's Historic Day Helps Cleveland Secure Victory
Key Points:
- Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper made history with 11 catches in the Browns' 36-22 win over the Houston Texans on Sunday.
- Cooper's 11 catches are the most by a Browns player in a single game since 1999.
- Cooper's performance played a crucial role in the Browns' victory, as he totaled 141 receiving yards and a touchdown.
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper had a record-setting day in the Browns' 36-22 victory over the Houston Texans on Sunday, hauling in 11 catches for 141 receiving yards and a touchdown.
Cooper's 11 catches are the most by a Browns player in a single game since Kevin Johnson had 11 receptions in 1999. Cooper's performance was a key factor in the Browns' victory, as he consistently made big plays and moved the chains for the Browns' offense.
Cooper's touchdown came in the fourth quarter, when he caught a 13-yard pass from quarterback Deshaun Watson to give the Browns a 36-15 lead.
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