When Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame chairman Jerry Colangelo called former Los Angeles Lakers Showtime-era legend Michael Cooper on April 1 this year to inform him he had made the Hall, the 1987 Defensive Player of the Year was convinced he might be the victim of an April Fool's Day Prank,

Fox Sports’ Michael Irvin had some words on the matter. More specifically, the Dallas Cowboys Hall of Famer compared Cooper to former Bills WR Stefon Diggs. And, he wasn’t comparing their play on the field. Everyone knows they can both play at a high level. He was comparing their personalities in the Bills’ locker room.

Alone behind the wheel of his car, with his phone buzzing from texts and missed calls, a calm came over Amari Cooper as the Cleveland skyline faded in the review mirror, and the closer the wide receiver came to arriving at his new home: Buffalo.

Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin looked at the dichotomy between new Buffalo Bills receiver Amari Cooper and former wideout Stefon Diggs.

With Amari Cooper joining the Buffalo Bills’ receiver room, the demand for targets could get messy with the current group of pass catchers. Rookie wideout Keon Coleman does not see it that way. Coleman instead believes that Cooper will make life for himself easier due to his presence on the field.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir is excited about the impact Amari Cooper will have on the offense. A rising tide lifts all boats. This is the aphorism the Buffalo Bills’ receiving corps is subscribing to as it welcomes Amari Cooper,