After Sunday’s win over the Titans, Bills quarterback Josh Allen said Amari Cooper was wide receiver working overtime to learn the team’s offense after being acquired in a trade with the Browns last week and seeing that work on the field paying off.

Cooper caught four passes for 66 yards and a touchdown to help his new team earn a 34-10 victory. That production came on 19 snaps and Cooper said his focus on getting part of the plan under his belt made it feel like a normal game.

“The plays that were for me were me 100 percent comfortable of. I’ve gone through them a lot. It was just another day at the office at the wide receiver position,” Cooper said via the team’s website.

The Bills have won two games in a row and the prospect of Cooper mastering more of the offense will lead to thoughts of an extended winning streak for a team that already has comfortable control of the AFC East.