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Cooper Kupp was released by the Los Angeles Rams earlier this week and it's now the Dallas Cowboys who have emerged as a ...

During a segment on the "Scoop City" podcast released Thursday, Dianna Russini of The Athletic mentioned the Seattle Seahawks ...

With an offense that struggled down the stretch, adding firepower at wide receiver has been a key focus this offseason. One ...

There is still a long way to go as well, with wide receiver still a glaring issue among many others. On Friday morning, news broke that the Cowboys were a dark horse for one of the top players at that ...

The Denver Broncos were believed to be in the mix for the veteran wide receiver, but The Athletic has reported Denver is not pursuing Kupp. That same report from Dianna Russini also indicated the ...

meaning all the deals that were agreed to over the past three days become official. That also means we might see more players released, such as Los Angeles Rams WR Cooper Kupp. Kupp’s name has ...

The Dallas Cowboys have made multiple depth signings this offseason, but a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter indicated that ...

The Rams will release Kupp on Wednesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports. Unable to find a trade partner, the Rams will instead make Kupp a free agent right at the start of the new league year.

The Los Angeles Rams officially released Cooper Kupp when the new league year began ... earning first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowl honors and achieving the rare receiving triple crown — leading ...

Wide receiver Cooper Kupp talks about what it’s like knowing his days with the Rams are almost certainly over amid the team’s decision to trade him. Kupp is confident he can still play at a ...

After spending all eight of his career seasons with the Los Angeles Rams, wide receiver Cooper Kupp is set to join a new team. The Kansas City Chiefs have to be paying attention, at least.