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Why did Seahawks sign Cooper Kupp? Seattle adds another slot-heavy WRWhy did the Seattle Seahawks sign Cooper Kupp? Explaining why Seattle brought in the former All-Pro receiver in free agency.
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Teven Jenkins set to visit Seahawks; Bengals need to make sure it doesn’t happenThe Bengals went out and spent millions to bring in names like Alex Cappa and Ted Karras a few offseasons ago. While Karras ...
Homecoming: Former #Rams WR Cooper Kupp is signing with the NFC West rival #Seahawks, sources tell The Insiders. A Yakima ...
The 6-foot-6, 321-pound Jenkins, who turned 27 earlier this month, played his first four NFL seasons for the Chicago Bears.
No longer appearing likely to extend Ja'Marr Chase and split with Tee Higgins, the Bengals have seen their updated plan ...
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Seahawks signing Cooper Kupp is more than a homecomingWith a healthy Kupp looking to play for his home state and get revenge on the team he thought he'd retire with, the star ...
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Cooper Kupp is staying in the NFC West but heading north. The ex-Rams star is signing a three-year contract worth $45 million ...
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Bengals' biggest remaining need in free agency still has viable options if they don't land their top targetArguably the biggest current need for the Cincinnati Bengals is on track to be the last one the team fills in free agency.
Former Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp agreed to a three-year, $45 million deal with the Seattle Seahawks, multiple ...
Cooper Kupp has signed a three-year, $45 million contract with the Seattle Seahawks after being released by the Los Angeles ...
There are a few big names still available on the free-agent market. A former division rival would be a great addition for the Seahawks, if the price is right.
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