Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper has agreed to a restructured contract that guarantees his $20 million salary and adds $5 million in incentives, resolving his contract dispute just before the start of training camp. Cooper, who skipped mandatory minicamp earlier this offseason, was seeking a contract extension but settled for the restructured deal which does not add any additional years to his contract. The agreement ensures Cooper will remain with the Browns for the final year of his deal, during which he aims to build on a career-best season where he recorded 1,250 receiving yards and five touchdowns. The Browns also bolstered their wide receiver corps by acquiring Jerry Jeudy from the Denver Broncos. Cooper's restructured deal and return to camp solidify his role as a key player for the Browns as they prepare for the upcoming season.