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0:54Mike Renner's Mock Draft: No. 27 Omar Cooper Jr.
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1:06Top NFL Prospects From The National Championship Game: WR Omar Cooper Jr.
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1:02Indiana Or Miami - Who Has The Better Receiving Corps?
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0:57Browns, Steelers and Jets Should Watch Indiana's Wide Receivers
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1:17Three Reasons Why Indiana Can Win: No. 2 Hooser's WR's
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1:08See it to BELIEVE IT! Saturday's biggest winner was Indiana with biggest play of the season
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1:54When Work Works by UKG: Jeremiah Smith, Omar Cooper
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0:15MUST-SEE: Indiana's Omar Cooper puts Maryland DB in a BLENDER on 22-yard TD catch
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1:55'We're building a house': Indiana, Curt Cignetti hitting reset ahead of 2026 season
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1:42Curt Cignetti overviews Indiana's 2026 roster heading as spring camp begins
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1:15Indiana All-American OT Carter Smith details offseason surgery, injury return timeline
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1:42Indiana RB Lee Beebe Jr. details ACL rehab, expected recovery
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2:48Indiana Football Looks To Go Back To Back
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6:31Fernando Mendoza Joins CBS Sports HQ From The Combine
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1:30NFL Combine Preview: QB With Most Question Marks Entering
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1:59Fernando Mendoza Impersonating Curt Cignetti
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1:15Greatest team of all time? Fernando Mendoza says 2019 LSU best to ever do it
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1:47National Signing Day: Indiana Hoosiers Class Breakdown
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1:002026 Way-Too-Early College Football Top 25: Indiana Opens Up At No. 8
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7:45What's Next for Indiana and Miami?
Draft Scouting Report
Pro Comparison: Luther Burden III
Summary
Omar Cooper Jr. is a pre–Curt Cignetti Indiana recruit who flourished in the new coaching staff’s offense. In 2024, he primarily played outside, averaging more than 21 yards per reception, and in 2025 he shifted into a slot-heavy role. That diverse usage showcased one of the more well-rounded receivers in the class and should serve him well at the next level.
About
- 2025: Tied for third in FBS in receiving TD (13)
- 2024: Led Big Ten in yards per reception (21.2)
Strengths
- Sudden mover who creates big windows out of breaks.
- Running-back build that absorbs contact post-catch and stays on his feet.
- Reliable hands over the middle of the field (4.2% career drop rate).
Weaknesses
- Limited production (58.6 yards per game in 2025).
- Heavy schemed usage with many screen and RPO touches.
- Smaller wingspan limits catch radius.
Combine Data
- 40-yard dash: 4.42 seconds
- Vertical jump: 37 inches
2025 Receiving
| STATS | REC | YDS | AVG | TD | LNG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Season | 69 | 937 | 13.6 | 13 | 58 |
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-0, 199 lbs |
| Birthplace: Indianapolis, IN |
| Class: Junior |