Cooper caught four of eight targets for 109 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 20-17 win over the Bears.
The veteran wideout was mostly held in check through three quarters, but he came up big as part of the Browns' comeback from a 17-7 deficit. Cooper ran an out toward the sideline in the fourth quarter with just over three minutes remaining, knifed through three defenders, then stayed in bounds as he raced downfield for a 51-yard score that tied the game. It's his first 100-yard performance and first TD since Week 9, but Cooper is quickly earning the trust of new starting QB Joe Flacco -- over the last two games, he's posted an 11-186-1 line on 22 targets, giving him significant momentum heading into a Week 16 clash with the Texans.