Amari Cooper has produced just 305 receiving yards since joining the Buffalo Bills in Week 7. However, the star wideout will play in his first-ever Championship Game on Sunday when Buffalo travels to Kansas City.

When the Buffalo Bills brought in Amari Cooper this season, it felt like they'd hit the jackpot. A proven playmaker, a four-time Pro Bowler, and a guy who could go toe-to-toe with

Amari Cooper has enough catches, yards and touchdowns over his 10-year NFL career to satisfy his ego. What's missing in the 30-year-old's career is playoff success.

Buffalo Bills receiver Amari Cooper has been invisible in the last two playoff games, and offensive coordinator Joe Brady has explained why.

Bills WR Amari Cooper putting wins over production in first trip to an NFL championship game

"Amari Cooper to Josh Allen for the TD ... a team that the Raiders beat late in the season, went on to win Super Bowl 50. "It's like, 'Yo, we beat them,'" Cooper said. "We could have just ...

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Amari Cooper will suit up for Sunday's wild ... With Buffalo trying to reach its first Super Bowl since 1993, it will look to Cooper to justify its trade deadline ...

The Buffalo Bills advanced to the Divisional Round rather easily, convincingly defeating the Denver Broncos in their Wild Card Weekend showdown. Overall, it was

The Bills have done a good job this season treating every game the same, regardless of the opponent or the stakes on Sunday. This week is no different, even with

Khalil Shaker: The Bills most dynamic wide receiver — two games with over 100 yards receiving — might be palatable. Shakir's at +25000 along with Amari Cooper — biggest game six catches and 95 yards (no touchdown). Both longshots would pay $25,100 on a $100 bet.

When Bills quarterback Josh Allen takes the field for the AFC Championship Game in Kansas City, the franchise will have its best player having the best season of his career, trying to lead the organization back to the Super Bowl for the first time in 31 years.