Amari Cooper’s Net Worth Is More Than $12 Million -How Rich Is He?

Amari Cooper, the 2014 Biletnikoff Award winner and two-time SEC Champion, has a net worth of $12 million. Read to explore more details surrounding his release news. 

Amari Cooper is a wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League.

Similarly, he was a unanimous All-American and Biletnikoff Award winner as the nation’s finest receiver during his collegiate football career at the University of Alabama.

In 2018, Cooper was transferred to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for a first-round selection in the 2019 NFL Draft (27th overall, Jonathan Abram).

How Rich Is Amari Cooper? Net Worth And Salary In 2022

Amari Cooper, who has amassed a net worth of almost $12 million, also makes a nice living as a football player.

Moreover, Cooper is also expected to make a lot of money in the future years. Between 2022 and 2024, it is estimated that he will earn a basic salary worth $20 million.

Apart from this, when the Dallas Cowboys signed Amari Cooper to a five-year, $100 million contract in 2020, they included an opt-out clause that would kick in 2022 if there was no guaranteed money remaining in the agreement.

Who Is Amari Cooper’s Wife? Name Revealed

Amari Cooper does have a wife, but sources claimed that the wide receiver is in a relationship with his girlfriend, Destiny Jones, a psychiatrist.

The beautiful and amazing lady attended HBCU school and later went on to Alabama State University, where she studied psychiatry and graduated in 2018.

Similarly, she was a member of the Alabama State University Stingettes for ten years, winning top national contests along the way. When the Raiders chose Amari, she was with him and his family.

Amari Cooper Released News On Twitter

Apparently, Amari Cooper’s release news has been swirling all over Twitter. In contrast, Cooper seems to be on his way out of the Dallas Cowboys. It has as much to do with the nearby cash register as it does with the wide receiver’s inability to live up to an elite-level deal.

According to sources, Dallas will try to trade Cooper, but if no deal is struck, the veteran receiver will be released.

Moreover, Cooper’s basic salary of $20 million becomes guaranteed on March 16, the fifth day of the new league year. Similarly, if the Cowboys go through with their intention to release the receiver, the salary cap will be reduced to $16 million, including $6 million in dead money.

Besides, Cooper’s contract extension will essentially be a two-year, $40 million pact.