Not necessarily. Cooper has already made 75 million dollars in his career. As it stands right now, coming off his production last season and the way he disappeared down the stretch, he's not going to get a huge chunk of guaranteed money. A 1 year deal is essentially fully guaranteed money at this point in his career and if he felt like betting on himself he could theoretically afford to take a deal like that to go somewhere to have a huge statistical season, potentially win a Super Bowl, and then be FA again going into his age 29 season. It would be pretty ballsy but it's its not unprecedented.