A revolving door at quarterback for the Browns in 2023 kept Cooper from achieving any kind of week-to-week consistency, but his numbers overall on the season don't tell the whole story of a wide receiver who still has plenty left in the tank going into his age 30 season. Among 29 WRs to run 500 or more routes in 2023, Cooper's 14.5 yard average depth of target ranked second only to Indianapolis' Alec Pierce, while his 39.0% air yards share ranked seventh. While his 15.2 PPR points per game (WR17) aren't overly impressive on the surface, things become much more encouraging when we look at his production splits by quarterback. Of course, we all remember Cooper opening a 50-point can of whoopass in the fantasy playoffs and averaging 23.1 PPR points per game in four games with Joe Flacco from Weeks 13-17, but you might be surprised to find that Cooper's target and air yards shares (23.6% and 37.4%) with Flacco were very comparable to five games with Deshaun Watson under center (22.8% and 41.9%). The same goes for his per-game fantasy production, with Cooper averaging 17.6 PPR points per game with Watson - a number that would have ranked as the WR8 over the course of the full 2023 season. In those nine games combined with Flacco and Watson at QB, Cooper averaged 0.27 targets per route run, 107.2 receiving yards, and 20.1 PPR points per game, while also scoring all five of his touchdowns on the season. In eight other games with Dorian Thompson-Robinson and P.J. Walker? Those numbers plummeted to 0.22 targets per route run, 47.5 receiving yards, and 7.9 PPR points per game. The bottom line is that Cooper needs only a serviceable starter at QB to get the job done - both Flacco and Watson had PFF passing grades over 66.0, while DTR and P.J. Walker both sported sub-50.0 grades in the same category. Cleveland brought in former 1st-round pick Jerry Jeudy to compete with Elijah Moore and TE David Njoku, whose 15% target share in five games with Watson paled in comparison to his 21.7% target share with Flacco in the lineup. If Cooper can get some continuity at QB in 2024, he has a chance to easily smash his current WR29 ADP.