As Cooper Kupp’s difficult Rams ending intersects with new beginnings, a team goal is clear
More often, it doesn’t. More often, an ending is a hard thing. A one-sided thing, as Los Angeles Rams longtime star receiver Cooper Kupp has made clear over the last several weeks as the team worked with his representatives to first trade him, then ultimately released him Wednesday as the new league year began.
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Winners, losers of Wednesday's free agency: Rams cut ties with Super Bowl LVI MVPLet's look at some of the biggest winners and losers from the first day of the league year. Winner: Denver Broncos passing ...
The NFL league year kicked off Wednesday with two former Super Bowl MVPs hitting the open market. he Los Angeles Rams cut ...
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Colin Cowherd and Albert Breer discuss the Los Angeles Rams releasing Cooper Krupp, the San Francisco 49ers’ Super Bowl ...
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Do Mike Vrabel's comments suggest Super Bowl LVI MVP is on Patriots' radar?On a Wednesday episode of his podcast, ESPN's Adam Schefter said the Patriots were willing to pay Godwin $30M annually, but ...
The star wide receiver and team leader hasn’t found the same form since a midseason ankle injury in 2022. By designating Kupp ...
WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. – The Rams have signed their former center Coleman Shelton to a two-year deal, who returns to Los ...
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Rams to release former Super Bowl MVPThe Rams will be on the hook for a $5M Kupp salary guarantee this year and prorated signing bonus money in 2025 and 2026. They will, however, avoid a $7.5M roster bonus by moving ...
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