Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper is officially off the NFL Commissioner Exempt List as of Friday, and if you’re a Seahawks fan, that news just adds a fresh sting to our 17-14 loss against those very same Denver Broncos. It’s one thing to drop a close one, but to hear they’re getting a key piece back right after? Oof.
Cooper’s Return to the Field
The Broncos announced Friday that Cooper was removed from the exempt list. This means he’s now eligible to make his season debut when Denver faces off against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 7 on October 25. He’s been out of action since August 30, when he was first placed on the list, preventing him from practicing with the team or even attending their games. Now he’s back, ready to roll for Denver.
That Broncos Game Just Got a New Angle
We’re still processing that tough 17-14 final score against Denver. Every loss hurts, especially when it’s that close. Knowing the Broncos are getting a guy like Cooper back on the field, especially so soon after we tangled with them, just throws a different kind of shade on that result. You can’t help but wonder what impact he’ll have for them going forward.
That 17-14 loss to Denver is officially in the books, Seattle, and now the Broncos have Cooper ready to go. We’ll be keeping an eye on how he performs, even as we focus on what’s next for our Hawks.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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