As Cooper Kupp’s tenure with the Los Angeles Rams is nearing its end, the former Super Bowl MVP has issued a powerful warning to the rest of the league: his best is still yet to come. Kupp, who has spent his entire eight-year career with the Rams, is set to become a free agent, and the Dallas Cowboys have emerged as a potential suitor.
Kupp’s production has seen a decline in recent years due to injuries, but the veteran receiver remains confident in his abilities. “The way I see myself is I’m ascending, even if people on the outside say I’m descending,” Kupp told the LA Times.
“But they aren’t in our rooms. They aren’t hearing our game plans. They don’t see our practices. All they see is what happens on Sunday, and sometimes they don’t even see that… That’s not what defines a player. That’s not going to define who I am, certainly. I’m not going to allow that… I know that I’m moving in the right direction,” he added and it seems like he is determined to make it work wherever he may land.
It is time to make new memories
The Rams announced their intention to move on from Kupp days ago, either through a trade or by releasing him. With the recent signing of free agent receiver Davante Adams, the decision to part ways with Kupp has become more imminent. Despite the challenges, Kupp remains determined to prove his worth and continue playing at a high level.
The Dallas Cowboys, seeking depth at the receiver position alongside CeeDee Lamb, have been mentioned as an early suitor for Kupp. While concerns about his age and injury history persist, Kupp’s leadership and experience could provide valuable support to the Cowboys’ offense.
As Kupp prepares for the next chapter of his career, he remains focused on proving his doubters wrong and demonstrating that he still has plenty left in the tank. Whether he ends up with the Cowboys or another team, Kupp’s warning to the league is clear: his best is yet to come.
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