US EditionCooper Kupp to be introduced in Seahawks press conference
- Cooper Kupp signed with the Seattle Seahawks on a reported three-year, $45 million contract, introducing him in a press conference on Tuesday afternoon.
- Kupp played his college football at Eastern Washington University and was a critical player for the Los Angeles Rams, winning Super Bowl MVP.
- Seattle head coach Mike Macdonald highlighted a strategy shift towards a more balanced offense for the upcoming season.
- Kupp will pair with Jaxon Smith-Njigba to lead the Seahawks' new offense in 2025, following the release of Tyler Lockett and the trade of DK Metcalf.
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Commentary: New Seahawk Cooper Kupp is no DK Metcalf. Can he be what Seattle needs?
Cooper Kupp is no DK ... and that's OK. Cut the comparisons. Of course, I understand the temptation, considering the circumstances. After DK Metcalf requested a trade and was subsequently shipped to Pittsburgh for a second-round pick, Kupp — who was recently released by the Los Angeles Rams — filled his roster spot.
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