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Cooper Kupp
WR · SEA · 33 yrs · exp 9 · Eastern Washington
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NFL preseason storylines: are the Rams inevitable and will the Pats survive scandal
With the Hall of Fame game done, and the second round of preseason games underway, let’s look at the storylines that could dominate the coming weeks
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Jadarian Price Will Be Hard to Keep Off the Field
Seattle Seahawks running back Jadarian Price could be pressing for a bigger role in the team's backfield rotation right away
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Jadarian Price Without Timetable for Return
Jadarian Price's return is uncertain due to a lower body injury
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Five NFL teams we're not talking about enough: Seahawks under the radar again?
In mid-February, one team wins the Super Bowl and becomes a champion. And then, seemingly within a few days, everyone moves on. Within a month, we start declaring "offseason champions." This team hired a new, highly sought-after coach? Offseason champion. This team filled major holes in free agency? Offseason champion. This team crushed the draft (even though we've never seen a single player play a single down in the NFL )? Offseason champion. Sometimes the teams that are the quietest, though, are the ones making the greatest strides toward becoming an actual football champion. And that's the goal, right? Last year, the Seahawks were the perfect example. They traded away Geno Smith and signed Sam Darnold , a move most felt lukewarm (at best) about. They traded away DK Metcalf and released Tyler Lockett , their biggest-name offensive stars of late. Their "big" outside signings were Cooper Kupp and DeMarcus Lawrence , and their biggest retention was Ernest Jones . Offseason champions? Hardly. Only four of our 15 staffers picked Seattle to even make the playoffs last year . So how can we course correct this year? How can we find great values? Here are five teams that haven't made a ton of noise this offseason but could make plenty when the results actually matter. (Odds via DraftKings ) At +1100, the Seahawks are tied for the longest odds to win the Super Bowl by any reigning champ in the last eight seasons. It's not that hard to see why. The Seahawks lost Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III in free agency and saw several other key contributors walk, too. They also lost offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak to the Raiders ' coaching job. But, with the exception of them being on "Hard Knocks," they're not getting much buzz. That's a mistake. Last year wasn't just some lucky run. The Seahawks went 14-3, winning not only the competitive NFC West, but earning the No. 1 seed in the NFC. Their three losses were by a combined nine points. They bulldozed two of their three playoff opponents, including the Patriots in the Super Bowl. DVOA, a metric that adjusts for opponent strength, says the 2025 Seahawks were the third-best Super Bowl champion ever . There's too much being made about the uncertainty -- at offensive coordinator, at running back, etc. It's not as if Kubiak had been overly successful before coming to Seattle; Mike Macdonald deserves the benefit of the doubt when it comes to his hires. And while Seattle will miss Walker's explosiveness, Seattle only ranked 28th in rushing success rate last year. Macdonald is terrific. He was No. 2 in our coach rankings and unanimous No. 1 in our defensive play caller rankings . The defense should once again be excellent. Devon Witherspoon is a top-five cornerback, the interior defensive line duo of Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy II is the best in the NFL, and Jones was an All-Pro last year. Safety Nick Emmanwori is an emerging star. The Seahawks are just fine not generating a lot of headlines while generating a lot of wins. On Dec. 7, the Packers were 9-3-1 and had won four straight games entering a showdown with the Broncos . Green Bay ranked in the top five in several defensive categories, including yards per play, yards per pass attempt and explosive play rate. Then things fell apart. Leading in the third quarter, Micah Parsons tore his ACL. Green Bay lost that game and its next three regular-season games, and then they blew a 21-3 lead against the Bears in the wild card game. The defense completely fell apart without Parsons (and, it should be noted, several other key players), and the offense never quite reached the heights it sometimes looked like it could. It seems like it's said every year, but perhaps this is actually the year the offense becomes one of the league's best. Jordan Love has three talented, young receivers: Christian Watson and Jayden Reed both got extensions this offseason, and Matthew Golden is a strong second-year breakout candidate. Parsons is anticipatin [... truncated ...]
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Hard Knocks sheds light on why Cooper Kupp was never in danger of being a cap casualty
The reality show Hard Knocks revealed that the Seahawks never considered releasing Cooper Kupp to save cap space, despite some fan speculation following their Super Bowl win
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Jadarian Price not seen practicing Friday
by Ari Koslow | Seahawks Correspondent | Fri, Aug 7th 2026, 3:40pm EDT Jadarian Price was not seen practicing on Friday at Seahawks training camp. ( Gregg Bell on Twitter ) Fantasy Impact: It is unclear as of now what Price is dealing with. The rookie has recently started to see more reps with the first-team offense in camp. There will be more updates provided on his status when available. #Seahawks ’ 12th training-camp practice ends Cooper Kupp vs Devon Witherspoon a highlight. 21 wasn’t happy Drake Thomas INT of Sam Darnold. Defense rejoices Didn’t see Jadarian Price More coming @thenewstribune pic.twitter.com/yJ0TUo5CwR Category: Injury Updates | More Jadarian Price : News , Rankings , Projections , Stats Add FantasyPros on Google
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Tory Horton's rookie year ended with surgery to repair fractured shin
Seahawks receiver Tory Horton, a fifth-round pick in 2025, had a solid start to his career, before an injury ended his rookie season. As it turns out, the injury was a fractured shin — one that Horton managed to play through for several weeks. “About Week Three, I started feeling my shin and worked through it through a couple games,” Horton told reporters on Friday. “Got to Week 9, got it checked up and found out there was a crack. Ended up getting surgery on it and that was that. Something that you work through until you can’t. It’s not something that I wish happened but it did and we got the issue solved and the leg isn’t going anywhere now. I feel good.” His last 2025 appearance happened against the Commanders. Horton caught four passes for 48 yards and two touchdowns in the 38-14 win on the road. “It didn’t feel as bad as it got until after the Washington game,” Horton said. “Those couple weeks before, building up, there was always a little something there that I felt and over the weeks it got worse. I finally took the time to get it checked out and that’s when we found out.” Eventually, the decision was made to operate. “I did have surgery,” Horton said. “I have a metal rod in there so the leg isn’t going anywhere.” Horton’s return makes the passing game even more potent, especially with Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Cooper Kupp, and Rashid Shaheed on the depth chart
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L.A. Rams News: Madden ‘27 gives them two of the best players
Los Angeles Rams News and Links for 7/28/26
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Seahawks training camp 2026: A super Cooper Kupp catch on Day 2
Cooper Kupp made a notable catch during the Seattle Seahawks' second day of training camp, amidst other observed player activities including Dante Fowler Jr. practicing for the first time, Jadarian Price working with various units, D'Anthony Bell filling in at safety, and Irv Charles experiencing a brief sideline issue. The team, fresh off a Super Bowl win, is preparing for their upcoming season
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How do you rank the Rams uniforms?
The Los Angeles Rams first made sweeping uniform changes in 2020, opting to use a new color palette of royal and sol to fit the Los Angeles culture. The color scheme was widely accepted but parts of the Rams uniforms still left fans “hoping for more”. In 2021, the Rams added their first alternate, modernizing the 1990s white throwback. That jersey would become the jersey the Rams won Super Bowl LVI in against the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium. Last year, the Rams introduced their rivalries “Midnight Mode” jersey. Earlier this offseason, the Rams adjusted their modern white and royal blue uniforms; ditching certain features like the gradient look and chest tag. The team also added a horn on the sleeve and a white pants set. And finally last night, the Rams completed their look with two more alternate uniforms – an all white and blue, known as “Fearsome White” to honor the 1960s Fearsome Foursome. The other alternate added was “Classic Sol”, a modern throwback to the 1950s championship team. Now threaded with 5 uniform sets for the 2026 season, fans will get to see their team in a variety of different looks. But my question to fans is this: which Rams set is the best uniform? The Rams main road uniform is as clean as they come. The team nailed its initial look and the adjustments this offseason continue to make it the most appealing uniform compared to the rest. It’s hard not to look at those uniforms and not see or relive Matthew Stafford ’s no look pass to Cooper Kupp in Super Bowl LVI. Or Aaron Donald ’s celebration after his game sealing play on 4th down. Fans had been begging for the Rams to bring this look into the fold. And its reception is nothing short of excellent. We’ll only get to see the uniform once in Week 13 against the Green Bay Packers but I would not be surprised if that changes in 2027. The Rams main home uniform. I might have had this uniform lower if the team had not removed the gradient look for the jersey numbers and pants. But with the solid color for the numbers, this uniform is now a strong look as home uniforms go. This uniform grew on me when the Rams debuted them against the Seattle Seahawks . The jury is still out on them with the midnight navy and the royal blue trying to coincide on the shoulders/sleeve. It’s hard to pull off a yellow alternate. The Rams kept it simple by designing the uniform to be a modern version of the 1950s team uniform. I’m still undecided on its look but the others are definitely better
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Beatdown roundtable: favorite almost-draft pick in Ravens history
Baltimore Beatdown is all about Almost Ravens this week! In addition to our reader-driven bracket narrowing down the biggest near-acquisitions in team history, our staff will also be providing their opinions on their favorite moves the Ravens almost pulled off. Today, we’re focusing on trades: This one is easy. Imagine a prime Cooper Kupp as Lamar Jackson ’s WR1 from 2019 to 2021. He was one of the most complete receivers in the game and could have been the kind of do-it-all target Jackson has never really had in his career. Does he still hit his receiving Triple Crown in Baltimore? Probably not, but Kupp was the kind of difference-maker that could have changed the outcome of a playoff game or two. – Nikhil Mehta My favorite player the Ravens almost drafted is Puka Nacua. Nobody predicted Nacua would instantly become one of the league’s top wide receivers, evidenced by him falling to the fifth round, but he’s exceeded expectations in a major way. The Ravens selected CB Kyu Blu Kelly at No. 157 overall, 20 picks earlier then Nacua was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams. Blu Kelly went on to be released by the Ravens before Week 1. Nacua would have been a huge weapon for Lamar Jackson and an ideal fit alongside Zay Flowers as an elite possession-catch threat. Instead, the Ravens have struggled to get consistent production from their supporting wideouts over the last few seasons. – Frank Platko I could do Jalen Ramsey here again, but I’m more upset that the Ravens never traded for Ramsey after the fact, considering they got Ronnie Stanley in the 2016 draft. The one I think about a lot is the 2010 draft and both Dez Bryant and Rob Gronkowski . It was also no secret that the Ravens coveted Dez Bryant in that draft, and probably would have taken him with their 25th overall pick but the Cowboys traded up to the 24th pick and nabbed him. Then, the Ravens nearly drafted Gronk…twice. Gronkowski recently told a story where he said the Ravens were going to pick him at #25 overall in 2010 draft, likely their top option once Bryant was taken. Instread of drafting Gronk once they were on the clock, the Broncos traded up with the Ravens to take that pick and draft Tim Tebow . Later, in the second round, the Ravens were prepared to take Gronk once again at #43 overall, probably thrilled that he had fallen so far after prepping to take him with the 25th pick. Instead, history will remember the Patriots swooping at 42, drafting the tight end, and the Patriot dynasty continued for another near-decade. You have to wonder what Joe Flacco and the Ravens could have accomplished with such a dominate tight end, a favorite position for Flacco to target. And maybe wonder what would have happened with the Tom Brady and Patriots without Gronk in New England . Instead the Ravens lost two high impact receiving threats that would go on to become legends in the game. – Zach Canter I have to go with Rob Gronkoswki here. Possibly the greatest tight end in NFL history was so close to being a Baltimore Raven. Instead, Gronk’s name is forever etched in history as a key figure in the Patriots’ dynasty. While the Ravens certainly had quality tight ends over the years after failing to draft Gronk, you have to imagine just how much he could have helped Joe Flacco in the passing game as Baltimore struggled to field quality wide receiver corps following the 2012 Super Bowl. Not to mention Gronk’s dominance as a run blocker, which would have obviously fit in perfectly with the Ravens. – Dustin Cox Who is the biggest Almost-Raven in franchise history? | Baltimore Beatdown
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50 days to kickoff, 50 things you should know going into the 2026 NFL season
With 50 days until the 2026 NFL season begins, this article provides a comprehensive refresher on key events and storylines. It covers Super Bowl LXI being broadcast by ESPN for the first time, the game's placement on Valentine's Day and Presidents' Day weekend, and its venue at SoFi Stadium. The article also highlights a Week 1 rematch between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, noting it's the third time in recent history that Super Bowl participants have met in the subsequent season opener. It briefly touches on the four teams that have never appeared in a Super Bowl, mentioning the Detroit Lions' recent performance as the NFC's No. 1 playoff seed
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L.A. Rams News: Training with the enemy
Cooper Kupp and his Seattle Seahawks are coming off a Super Bowl win, and apparently, he’s in Los Angeles training with Puka Nacua. It’s cool to see the fomer Los Angeles Rams’ teammates still working together, despite being on separate teams. Who knows what the future holds? Perhaps someday they’ll be on the same team again, that doesn’t seem the most likely, but you never know! What we do know is it’s July and players have to start getting ready (if they haven’t already) for all the football that lies ahead. I hope Nacua and Kupp enjoy their training together, and I don’t doubt they will be ready to go come gameday. No love lost come gameday either regardless of how much time they spend together. It’s Monday, I hope you had a nice weekend. Another work week lies ahead, but football continues to get closer and closer. Thank you for checking out Turf Show Times and have a great day! “A new video from The Village, where several current and former Rams players work out, shows Kupp training with his good friend Puka Nacua . Both players are getting ready for their respective training camps, which begin later this month. Kupp was a mentor to Nacua during their two seasons together with the Rams in 2023 and 2024, and it seems he’s still maintaining that “big brother” role to the young receiver in L.A.“ ““Stafford’s MVP campaign vaulted him into the top three in convincing fashion. Stafford earned an impressive 17% of the first-place votes. He has not been a fixture in the top half of the voting since the inception of our top 10 lists in 2020, but Stafford produced the fourth season in NFL history with at least 45 touchdown passes (46) and fewer than 10 interceptions (eight). The others were executed by Aaron Rodgers (2020, 2021) and Brady (2007).” Stafford was incredible during his MVP run last season. The veteran quarterback logged 4,707 passing yards with 46 touchdowns and eight interceptions during the regular season. But his fantastic season and MVP win were not enough to earn him the top spot.“ “ Matthew Stafford finally received the individual recognition that had eluded him throughout much of his NFL career. The respect continued into the offseason. Despite his older age, Stafford climbed three positions to No. 3 in ESPN’s ranking of the NFL’s top quarterbacks for 2026 , placing behind only Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes .“
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In Need of an Encore | Second-Year Players to BUY Before Camp
Development is essential for NFL players to reach their full potential. For example, the tight end position is often cited as one that takes time to develop. Not long ago, the third year for wide receivers was seen as a potential “breakthrough” year. With that individual development in mind, I’ve identified several second-year players in camp you should be targeting who can boost your fantasy squads this Fall, starting with WR1 in Tampa Bay. Emeka Egbuka is already a top-20 dynasty wide receiver, but I anticipate he’ll make a jump in Year 2. Egbuka started his rookie season scorching hot, finishing as a top-12 fantasy receiver three times over the first five weeks. A hamstring strain in Week 6 threw cold water on his hot start, and Egbuka had only one top-12 finish as a receiver for the rest of the season. Egbuka somehow finished with the second-highest fantasy points per route run (0.38) on the team — despite playing at less than 100 percent. This season, the Bucs will be without veteran receiver Mike Evans (SF) and have added third-round rookie Ted Hurst . Chris Godwin will get his share, but how long can he stay on the field? Zac Robinson has HIGH praise for Emeka Egbuka 🚀 pic.twitter.com/lHtocGz64O — Fantasy Life (@MBFantasyLife) June 28, 2026 New offensive coordinator Zak Robinson (ATL) has compared Egbuka to Cooper Kupp , whom Robinson coached during Kupp’s historic 2021 season, when he won the receiving Triple Crown. Egbuka has always been stuck with outstanding pass catchers such as Jeremiah Smith and Jaxon Smith-Njigba at Ohio State, and then Evans. Now he’s the top option on his team and has a real chance to be a league-winner. Of all the second-year players in the NFL, Ashton Jeanty may be the player I’m most excited to see on the field again. Billed as a “Pro-Bowl talent” by NFL analyst Lance Zierlein, Jeanty was a can’t-miss prospect who had a tumultuous first season. In Jeanty’s defense, many factors were going against his success as a rookie. The Raiders’ 2025 season was forgettable, with a coaching staff that had already retired mentally and an offensive line that finished dead last in Run-Block Win Rate at 62%. Despite the circumstances, Jeanty still finished as a high-end RB2, averaging 14 FPPG. He now has a new head coach in Klint Kubiak, one of the rising offensive minds in the NFL. More importantly, the Raiders also bolstered the offensive line by adding All-Pro Tyler Linderbaum (BAL). If Jeanty was able to produce average numbers in a dysfunctional offense, he should be capable of producing above-average numbers in a functional one. Cam Skattebo had an eerily similar first year to Egbuka’s, with a strong start until an injury derailed everything. Unfortunately for Skattebo, his injury was much more serious. A broken tibia with a right ankle dislocation shelved him from Week 9 through the remainder of the season. New head coach John Harbaugh (BAL) has committed to a physical run game, and further strengthened that commitment by drafting Francis Mauigoa in the first round of the draft. Fullback Patrick Ricard , who specializes in run blocking efficiency, has also arrived in New York with Harbaugh. The Jaxson Dart distraction worked! Cam Skattebo ‘s best run of his career so far! pic.twitter.com/PcRu6sRKsa — Talkin’ Giants (@TalkinGiants) September 14, 2025 Skattebo only has Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Devin Singletary to worry about stealing carries, which should be a non-issue. All signs point to the Arizona St. alum having a strong season; the only doubt is whether he will be fully healed from that devastating injury in 2025. Even then, he will be a hot topic as a “buy low” in the season because of his talent. Ricky Pearsall is another case of an injury ruining a rookie season. Firstly, he was shot in the chest in late August. Additionally, Pearsall sustained a PCL injury during his Week 4 matchup against Jacksonville. He went on to miss six games, but even after his return, he was never at full s [... truncated ...]
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Cowherd: Rams better than 49ers at cutting bait
Colin Cowherd argues that the Los Angeles Rams are superior to the San Francisco 49ers in their ability to move on from players, whether due to injury or off-field issues, before situations become detrimental to the team. He cites the Rams' decisions to part ways with Jalen Ramsey, Todd Gurley, and Cooper Kupp as examples, contrasting it with the 49ers' handling of the Brandon Aiyuk situation, which he believes has led to a 'old, dramatic, brittle, and expensive' roster
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