For years, Cooper Kupp was a significant offensive weapon for the Los Angeles Rams, and at one time was considered the best Wide Receiver in the NFL.

The Rams had high hopes for Kupp, who was a Third Round Selection from Eastern Washington, but this is not an institution that is known for producing stars.  Kupp was an All-Rookie, accruing a respectable 869 Yards, and had he not been injured the year after for half of the year, he would have likely had his first season, he would break 1000 Yards as a sophomore, though he secured that in his third year (1,161 Yards).  After dipping below to 974 Yards in 2020, the Rams underwent a change in Quarterback, with Jared Goff exiting for Matthew Stafford, and the ascendence to the elite for Kupp began.

Kupp instantly became Stafford’s favorite target, and he easily won the Receiving Triple Crown (145 Receptions, 1,947 Receiving Yards, and 16 Receiving Touchdowns).  Named a First Team All-Pro, Kupp won the AP Offensive Player of the Year.  Even more electric in the playoffs, Kupp set records in a single postseason with 33 Receptions with his 478 Yards, second only behind Larry Fitzgerald.  Kupp, who caught the game-winning Touchdown in Super Bowl LVI, was named the Super Bowl MVP, capping one of the most outstanding seasons ever by a Wide Receiver.

2022 was a disappointment for both the Rams and Kupp, as they had a losing record and Kupp missed half of the year on the injured list, and in 2023, Kupp was supplanted by rookie Puka Nacua as Los Angeles's WR1.  Kupp played one more season with the Rams and was released in the 2025 offseason. 

With the Rams, Kupp compiled 7,776 Yards and 57 Touchdowns.