US EditionWR Cooper Kupp Leading the Way on, Off the Field for Seahawks Ahead of Super Bowl
Signed for $45 million over three years, Kupp balances a smaller offensive role with leadership and mentorship of younger players in Seattle’s Super Bowl run.
- On Thursday, Cooper Kupp's quick `don't call him 'buddy'` exchange on the New Heights podcast became a viral clip, boosted by the Kelce-driven Super Bowl 60 Seahawks-Patriots preview.
- Seattle signed Kupp and he settled into a veteran mentor role within the offense after eight seasons with the Rams.
- This year Kupp's practice repetitions were limited to help him finish the 2025 regular season, playing 16 of 17 games and amassing 593 yards, reflecting steady involvement.
- Teammates said his leadership and mindful comments command attention while younger receivers like Rashid Shaheed called Kupp `another coach on the field`.
- Historically, Kupp is set to become the sixth NFL player to win a Super Bowl MVP and then play in another Super Bowl with a different team on Sunday.
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