The unquestioned leader of the offense at this point is Jared Taylor, the fifth-year quarterback who ran for 708 yards last season, 10 shy of team-leader Tuna Altahir, the running back who chose during the offseason to transfer to Stanford.
SEATTLE – The Seahawks are turning to a home-state kid made good – Yakima native and former Eastern Washington University standout Cooper Kupp – to remake their receiving corps in the wake of the departures of DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett.
While the Seahawks made two big moves Wednesday — agreeing to sign veteran receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling and rush end DeMarcus Lawrence — some of the most intriguing activity was happening behind the scenes.
His illustrious career with the Rams almost certainly is coming to an end, and All-Pro receiver Cooper Kupp can't help but feel bruising disappointment about that.
Now that the Los Angeles Rams have completed what Les Snead described as "a renewal of vows" with quarterback Matthew Stafford, the team's longtime general manager turns his attention to what looks like an imminent breakup with star receiver Cooper Kupp.
The Rams are looking to trade Cooper Kupp, the former Eastern Washington standout receiver said publicly on Monday in a social media post, after eight seasons in Los Angeles.
After its December class tipped toward high school athletes and offensive players, Eastern Washington’s February football signing class tilted the opposite direction.
Cooper Kupp isn’t sure what his future holds with the Los Angeles Rams, and Kendrick Bourne would like to see his former college teammate come to the New England Patriots.
