It's hard to imagine Cooper Kupp in anything other than a Rams uniform. But with all signs pointing to the former Super Bowl MVP leaving Los Angeles, another one of the NFC's top teams is reportedly emerging as a possible trade destination.

The Washington Commanders, New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers are all teams to watch out for in a potential Cooper Kupp trade. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported on Monday's SportsCenter that the Los Angeles Rams would "prefer to get some sort of compensation for him.

Among the players expected to be available is veteran wide receiver Cooper Kupp. The former Super Bowl MVP is coming off a comparatively unproductive career by his standards, but he still hauled in 67 catches for 710 and 6 touchdowns in 2024 — numbers that would have made him New England’s top pass catcher in all three categories last year.

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The Los Angeles Rams didn't approach wide receiver Cooper Kupp about restructuring his contract before signaling their intention to move on from him this offseason, according to The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue.

The Los Angeles Rams have an obvious chance to trade for a key player who would be the perfect Cooper Kupp replacement in the offseason

The Chicago Bears will be tweaking the wide receiver position this offseason but not as much as some people think. Gone will be last year’s big free agent pickup, Keenan Allen, who was not as productive on a team that struggled to throw the ball well.