Cooper Kupp

Just before the Los Angeles Rams broke mandatory minicamp, they took care of a very important piece of business on Wednesday. They signed Cooper Kupp to a ...

It was their way of rewarding Kupp for the historic season he put together, helping the team win Super Bowl LVI. He led the league in every receiving category and was named Super Bowl MVP, becoming the focal point of the offense. You can read Kupp’s message below as he thanked the Rams for making his “childhood vision a reality” on draft day and then continuing their belief in him with this contract.

Earlier this week, the Rams signed star defensive tackle Aaron Donald to a massive contract extension. While the deal didn't add any more years to the contract, ...

For that, I want to thank the Kroenke family, the front office, and Coach McVay," Kupp said in a statement. Just a few days later, the team locked up star wide receiver Cooper Kupp with a significant contract extension as well. Earlier this week, the Rams signed star defensive tackle Aaron Donald to a massive contract extension.

Good news: A star NFC West wide receiver has gotten his contract extension. Bad news: It's not DK Metcalf. Super Bowl MVP Cooper Kupp has joined teammate ...

Oh, and more Metcalf relevant given they’re from the same draft class, A.J. Brown was dealt to the Tennessee Titans and his contract with the Philadelphia Eagles nets him an average of $25 million per year. The team released RFA LB Travin Howard -- and his $2.54M salary -- earlier today to create room for the Cooper Kupp extension. Super Bowl MVP Cooper Kupp has joined teammate Aaron Donald in securing the bag from the Los Angeles Rams front office.

The reigning Super Bowl MVP gets a deserved Brinks truck worth of cash.

Kupp is the sixth-highest paid player at his position and is in line to continue being the most productive. Even with his extreme lion’s share of the targets, Kupp didn’t dip in productivity. The Rams threw the ball almost 200 times to one player — successfully, I might add — when they also had Odell Beckham Jr., Robert Woods (for half a season, anyway), and Van Jefferson. If there were such a thing as a “workhorse receiver,” the way there used to be workhorse runningbacks, then Kupp would be the poster boy. I know, it’s $75 million — the fortune of a lifetime and enough money to buy a small island and become a supervillain. On Wednesday night, the Rams gave Kupp a three-year, $75 million extension. When the Rams drafted Cooper Kupp back in 2017, they clearly believed in his ability.

On Wednesday, Rams' star wide receiver Cooper Kupp became a permanent part of the team's long-term plans, signing a 3-year, $80 million extension with $75 ...

His marks for catches and yards are each the second-most in NFL history. It was literally the exact same play, but it was like, ‘This guy has something that is different.’ “That was the first time where I went back, I felt what he had done – I’m like, ‘I think he might’ve just no-looked that one’ – and I went back and watched it on film and seeing him manipulate people underneath and do what he did with his eyes and being able to throw the ball that he did, it was literally on the exact same play that he no-looked in the Super Bowl when he had that great one on that last drive.

Super Bowl MVP, and Yakima, Washington local, Cooper Kupp agreed to a three-year contract extension with the Los Angeles Rams on Wednesday.

Snead also reached long-term commitments with Donald, Kupp and Stafford, who agreed to a four-year extension through the 2026 season that could be worth $160 million. Los Angeles lost a few key players to free agency after winning the franchise’s championship in 22 years, but managed to add linebacker Bobby Wagner and receiver Allen Robinson as free agents. Kupp’s new extension is worth $75 million guaranteed, and it brings his total deal to $110 million through 2026 when adding the two years remaining on his first extension, which was signed in September 2020.

Cooper Kupp said Thursday that the deals given to himself, Aaron Donald and Matthew Stafford by the Rams show that players can trust the organization to ...

"And certainly he's one of those people that's had a hand in being able to be in this place and have the opportunity to be able to extend my career here in Los Angeles and be able to sign that contract. "We come in year after year, and it's clear the organization has put itself and all of its players in a position to be able to go out and achieve that," Kupp said. "I thought it was kind of a cool thing," Kupp said. So we've got a lot of guys who take the right approach mentally to be the best versions of themselves first and let the business side of things kind of work themselves out." He also caught two touchdowns in Super Bowl LVI and was named MVP of the game. I'm not naive to that, understanding that across this league there's certain things that play out.

Rams star receiver Cooper Kupp says the people working around and with him are why he's been so successful and now has $75 million guaranteed in new ...

Kupp, a third-round draft pick in 2017, signed an extension before the 2020 season. “It’s not lost on me, and I’m incredibly thankful for it,” Kupp said during a videoconference with reporters. Kupp reflected Thursday on the three-year deal that includes $75 million in guarantees.

Cooper Kupp could not be more excited to be a Ram for life.

We pray each day to be a light in the world, filled and guided by His spirit, and to make the most out of every day according to His will. On the mountains and in the valleys, He has been with us every step of the way. I am so thankful to share in that with the people I love the most.