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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Cooper Kupp thanks Los Angeles with touching message for Rams fans after 'difficult' endingCooper Kupp said goodbye to Los Angeles with a message for fans on social media, thanking them for the last 8 years ...
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Chargers re-signed Dye to a two-year deal worth $5.5 million that could escalate up to $8 million. The report also notes that “several teams were in it ...
Los Angeles announced on Wednesday that the club has ... veteran tight end Evan Engram is looking for a new team. His search continued on Tuesday, with (per NFL Media) a visit to the Chargers.
The first wave of 2025 NFL free agency has ended, as many NFL veterans have found new homes either through signings or via trade. However, there are still plenty of veterans who are available to sign ...
Heading into the 2025 NFL free agency period, the Carolina Panthers had a bunch of boxes to check on the defensive side of ...
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New Orleans Saints linked to former Los Angeles Rams All-Pro receiver, now NFL free agentThe Saints were surprisingly linked to former Rams star WR Cooper Kupp, who was cut Wednesday. Here's what NFL Network says ...
Woody Marks, Jonah Monheim and Jaylin Smith were among the 15 Trojans who auditioned before scouts from all 32 NFL teams ...
The Ravens have agreed to terms with veteran linebacker and special teams standout Jake Hummel on a one-year deal, according ...
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