Cooper Kupp Joins Seahawks on Three-Year Deal After Rams Release

The former Super Bowl MVP returns to Washington state, preparing to face his former team twice a season in the NFC West rivalry.

Cooper Kupp signed a three-year, $45 million contract with the Seattle Seahawks following his release from the Los Angeles Rams.
The Rams released Kupp after failing to find a trade partner, citing salary cap concerns and injury challenges over the past three seasons.
Kupp expressed mixed emotions about leaving the Rams, describing the departure as frustrating but also reflecting positively on his time with the team.
The wide receiver called joining the Seahawks a 'full-circle moment,' as he returns to his home state of Washington where he played college football.
Kupp is optimistic about his future with Seattle and looks forward to facing the Rams twice a season, though he emphasized this was not a factor in his decision to join the Seahawks.