Cooper was a number four overall pick out of the University of Alabama during the 2015 NFL Draft for the then Oakland Raiders. He would spend four seasons with the team before being sent to the Dallas Cowboys, where he would spend four seasons. His career would also see him spend some time with the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills.

The five-time Pro Bowl wideout informed the Raiders that "he no longer has the desire to play and intends to retire‚" according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Cooper had signed with Las Vegas in August, but at 31, he’s ready to call it quits. The Raiders are set to visit New England for the season opener this Sunday.

Cooper, 31, played 10 seasons for four teams and finished with 711 catches for 10,033 yards and 64 touchdowns.