I'm not sure what to think of this bird. To my eyes, the beak looks like it flows from the forehead and doesn't look like it's small or jutting from the face, leaning Cooper's. The toes look tiny though which suggests Sharpie. Big and small features are often subjective so neither of those is really conclusive for me. The tail shape is a strong indicator more toward to Sharpie, but the reverse graduation looks off even for a Sharpie. Tail moult having an effect perhaps?
This linked photo, https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Coopers_Hawk/photo-gallery/305686581 shows a Cooper's Hawk with a similar tail shape, but the beak looks small and jutting off the bird's face to my eyes, clearly indicating that I can't judge beak size/shape. As I said at the beginning, I don't know what to think of @dragon49's bird. Shooper's Hawk for me, or maybe a Carpie Hawk, I DON'T KNOW.