Coupap stays in the NFC west but heads north.
According to multiple reports, the former RAMS star has signed a three-year deal with the Seahawks worth $45 million.
Kupp is a native Yakima who attended East Washington. So this move is the return of All Pro Word in 2021.
“Washington is back to my heart. Let's go!!!!” Kupp shared in an X post that includes a photo of him edited on the Seahawks jersey.
After Tyler Rockett was released last week, after trading DK Metcalf for the Steelers on Sunday, Kupp fills the void with the Seahawks wideout.
The 31-year-old joins a new look assault as he sees Samdarnold grab the reins in the center after the quarterback agrees to a three-year, $105 million contract.
He will replace Geno Smith, who was traded for the Raiders last Friday.
For Kupp, the Seattle deal concludes that it was a tumultuous last few weeks when the Rams tried to trade him.
Ultimately, Los Angeles couldn't find a partner to do the deal and instead released Kupp at the start of free agency, saving the team $15 million in cap space in 2025.
Kupp is one of his best and healthy, top wide receivers in all football.
His best year led the NFL in 2021 with 145 catches, 1,947 receiving yards and 16 touchdown grabs.
He placed the perfect bow that season and won the Super Bowl MVP with eight catches and two touchdowns when the Rams defeated the Bengals.
However, since winning the big game, Kupp has fought injuries and has not played in over 12 regular season games in each of the last three seasons.
Uncle's injuries were limited to 12 games this year, but he still carried 67 catches for 710 yards.
“I feel like I have a lot of good football left,” Kupp told reporters after the conclusion of this season. “I'll play soccer next year. There's a lot I know.”
