How Cooper Kupp has become Sean McVay's favorite weapon

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LA Rams receiver Cooper Kupp had one of the best seasons ever in 2021, and he's even better than he's given credit for. Here's how Kupp has become the focal point in Sean McVay's offense.
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[@jenniferdegraw2839]

I’m not sure why we consider him a ‘lesser athlete’. He’s probably 6’2 and runs a 4.5. Devante Adam’s has about the same measurables. Both are great route runners. He also jukes our defenders often. It’s a disservice to call him an average athlete

[@zilllathegod]

because hes white!

[@jayvionwilliams4061]

Tae was a 4.5 kupp 4.62 lmao thats linebacker speed

[@jenniferdegraw2839]

@@jayvionwilliams4061 you may be right about the 40 time, but he was clearly the best receiver in the NFL this year

[@lentrizzy6222]

He actually ran a 4.6 so the fact that he got open so often is really impressive

[@Chris-io2cs]

@@jenniferdegraw2839 The thing is though they are most likely wrong about the 40 times. They are from the combine which just doesn't mean anything after you've been training in the NFL for any amount of time with health and fitness specialists everywhere you look and where your career depends on leveling up your game since college. People get faster and it's been 6 years for kupp. Even Devante has come out and said he's much faster now than he was in the combine. The combine has never been more than a starting point. Sure the fastest draft picks might get even faster but the slow ones have much more to improve on and often do. So in agreement with you, he clearly was the best meaning if he still runs a 4.62 somehow then I guess we should be drafting slower more well-rounded players to begin with instead of only valuing a singular type of speed that you only get a few tries to showcase.

[@Reversepigeons]

Kupp was also the punt returner in previous seasons. Guy is a Swiss Army knife

[@yusicheema4211]

The throw at 8:13 is absolutely ridiculous

[@themagicshoe1198]

if your going to throw into triple coverage it has to as beautiful as that

[@g.w.7893]

A laser.

[@alsilva3578]

...yeah, and Stafford almost killed him.

[@alsilva3578]

...at 3:38 is better

[@curtiswampler4148]

I’m personally done with the ‘Kupp should be in consideration for the MVP in 2021’ talk. He IS the NFL MVP and it’s really not very close. Forget other seasons, forget star power, and forget the narrow thinking that the MVP should go to a QB. Vote Kupp the MVP and let’s put some integrity back into the award. Cooper Kupp MVP 2021 There has been a lot said about how the MVP is a Quarterback award in the NFL. That is true due to the nature of the position. An argument could certainly be made that at least 20 of the starting QB’s are the most valuable member of their team. What tends to happen is, as I’ve said for years, the QB gets more blame and more credit than they deserve in most cases. The ‘more credit’ aspect comes into play especially for the teams with the most wins. This year the front runners are Aaron Rodgers for his high rating and large number of wins, Tom Brady for leading the league in Passing Yards and TD’s, Jonathan Taylor for his runaway with the Rushing crown and Cooper Kupp for his domination of the Wide Receiver position in 2021. The Colts didn’t make the playoffs. That eliminates Taylor. Aaron Rodgers had a decent year, but let’s take a closer look. He finished 10th in Passing Yards, 7th in Yards Per Attempt, 11th in Completions, 3rd in Completion %, 4th in TD’s, 7th in 20+ Yard Completions, 8th in 40+ Yard Completions, 1st in Fewest INT’s and 1st in QB Rating. Is Aaron Rodgers more ‘valuable’ than Tom Brady or Patrick Mahomes? Than Dak Prescott or Joe Burrow? Than Justin Herbert or Derek Carr? Than Tannehill or Allen? Very hard to make those arguments. Meanwhile, Cooper Kupp had a season for the ages. He was not only the Rams’ most consistent player, he is the MVP of the NFL. He didn’t just lead in a few categories, he absolutely separated himself from every other WR in the NFL while making key catches in almost every game for the Rams. Except for the last game, every time Kupp had 100 or more yards receiving the Rams won. He made wide open catches, contested catches, and sideline catches. Kupp did this while playing in a division with 3 playoff teams (there are as many double digit win teams in the NFC West as there are in the rest of the NFC), Green Bay is the only team representing the NFC North. Another thing Kupp does that Rodgers doesn’t - block. He has been a blocker in the Rams’ run game. Through Week 17 he blocked on 332 snaps with a grade of 75.2 - the highest of any player with at least 200 run-blocking snaps (per Cameron Dasilva). Let’s take a look at how incredible 2021 was for the Yakima, Washington native… Kupp lead all receivers in the NFL in the following 19 categories (2nd in parenthesis); 1. Receptions - 145 (123 - Adams) 2. Yards - 1,947 (1,616 - Jefferson) 3. Yards Per Game - 114.53 (97.06 - Adams) 4. 100+ Yard Rec Games - 11 (8 - Adams) 5. 90+ Yard Rec Games - 16 (8 - Adams) 6. TD’s - 16 (13 - Chase) 7. 20+ Yard Receptions - 30 (27 - Jefferson) 8. 40+ Yard Receptions - 9 (9 - Samuel / Williams) 9. 1st Down Receptions - 89 (84 - Adams) 10. Yards After Catch - 850 (768 - Samuel) 11. Targets - 191 (169 - Adams) 12. Targets Inside 20 - 37 (34 - Diggs) 13. Receptions Inside 20 - 26 (19 - Diggs) 14. Yards Inside 20 - 205 (146 - Diggs) 15. Defense-adjusted Yards Above Replacement - 615 (440 - Adams) 16. YAR - 639 (440 - Adams) 17. Effective Yards - 2,023 (1,759 - Adams) 18. % of Team Points - 21% (17% - Chase) 19. QB Rating on Targets (more than 100 Targets) - 124.8 (122.6 - Evans) NFL Records set or tied by Cooper Kupp in 2021 1. Most 90+ yard games in a season - 16 (13 - Antonio Brown_2014, Michael Irvin_1995) 2. Most Consecutive 90+ yard games in a season 13 (not sure who’s next) 3. Most 100+ yard games in a season - 11 (11 - Calvin Johnson_2012, Micheal Irvin_1995) 4. First player to have 130 catches, 1,800 yards and 15 TD’s in a single season Receiving stats in a season all time (yes, I know 2021 had 17 games) 1. Most receiving yards - 1,947 (2nd to Megatron’s 1,964). Note: Knocked Torry Holt’s 1,696 in 2003 out of the all time top 10. 2. Most Receptions - 145 (2nd to Michael Thomas 149). Note: Adams had his best season with 123. 3. Tied for 15th for TD’s in a season - 16. Note: Randy Moss not only has the most (23), but has 3 of the top 10 slots. Most by a Ram - 17 by Elroy ‘Crazy Legs’ Hirsch. 4. Most Yards Per Game - 114.5 (10th). Note: Moved ahead of Isaac Bruce (111.3 in 1995) but well behind Hirsch’s 124.6 in 1951.

[@blakeharris58]

TLDR GO RAMS

[@ViciVida]

Cooper Krupp is overrated. Coaches just forget to cover him and they continue to underestimate which is letting this slightly above average WR look insane. Anyone can make plays when they’re wide open

[@itsnghtmre4363]

nice copy paste. form your own opinion bum

[@stormysurge9083]

@@ViciVida The fact that he's making it seem like coaches "forget" to cover the most impactful receiver on the field should tell you how good he is, but clearly you're biased.

[@radioactiveape1652]

@@itsnghtmre4363 I double checked and he is right on all of those stats in fact he actually missed a few impressive ones. Oh let's not forget to mention that every other name that he mentioned on that list is an athletic super freak and Kupp while still being incredibly athletic, isn't anywhere near that level of physicality. He got all those records just by playing smart and efficient football

[@driddlesd9363]

Kupp’s route running and versatility both physically and mentally make him better than the rest. Even if he gets shut down, he still helps his team make important plays

[@buncherdaniels9756]

I enjoyed the video, but I think your underselling Kupp as an athlete a bit. Also, did nobody notice his college numbers? They were even better. Everyone’s just surprised he’s doing the same thing in the NFL. He deserves his props.

[@romanbrooke7075]

I would assume people are surprised because he played for a lesser team in a lesser conference. Less exposure is really all there is to it. I'm a UO duck fan and remember him during the one game they played against us, dude was going nuts.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@romanbrooke7075 Kupp did some damage vs.Pac 10 teams as well like Oregon,Washington St.

[@rayvalencia6726]

I’m 74 years old and I grew up about a mile from the Colosseum in LA. So I was a Ram fan until they moved to Anaheim and then St. Louis. Between the Lakers and the Rams I’ve got to see some very amazing athletes. Cooper Krupp is right up there with the best. But I sure wish they hadn’t traded Robert Woods.

[@peace-yv4qd]

Kupp reminds me a lot of the receivers of old. They used call them ends. Some didn't have superior speed, but they ran excellent routes had good hands and the quarterback could throw to a spot they knew he would be. And they didn't do a dance in the end zone when they scored a touchdown.

[@chadifayad4559]

why were they called ends

[@Throwaway51]

Some of these stafford throws are pure 💰

[@t4texastom587]

WoW....... this guy is fantastic. "CrazyLegs" and Jack Snow would have been proud.🏈

[@hayseanward]

The kid played in the Big Sky Conference. He was dominant then and look at him now. He wasn't even coveted coming out of high school. His belief in himself, a work ethic that rivals Peyton Manning's, humility, hands like Steve Largeant, route running like Jerry Rice, and run blocking like Ed Mcaffrey. Remember him? I mean what do you expect? Oh, by the way, he comes from a long lineage of pro football players going back to his grandfather. I love it man, seeing underdogs with a hardcore belief in themselves, coupled with discipline, equals this! Great breakdown!

[@aleksandrcortes7628]

Whos here after he dropped 180 and a TD on the Bucs SB defense?

[@Inspire886]

THE BEST RECEIVER IN THE NFL

[@paolee2730]

Matthew's dropping dimes all day! Damn!

[@davidmata4786]

Kupp works defenders with excellent moves, precise route running and explodes after he catches the ball. He's a smart player who understands defenses, taking away anything dude does and earns is absolutely ridiculous.

[@Addi.B.B.]

Had him in fantasy and still lost in semis. Rip

[@timxu6631]

had jt and kupp and lost in the finals😔

[@curtiswampler4148]

Had Kupp and Diggs and didn't make the playoffs. The pain is real

[@blakeharris58]

I did not. Won the ship keeping Kupp and Adams from last season (4th and 5th round STEALS) and rolling with Stafford and Diggs as my anchors for the season.

[@rickya1529]

I think it’s Stafford that favors him more but hell how could you not?! This dude is a true inspiration can’t wait to see the heights of this dudes careeers

[@Andarovin]

COOPERINGTON F. KUPPSWORTH IS MY FAVORITE NFL PLAYER. THUMBS UP IF YOU AGREE!

[@willvass8474]

This Aged well

[@dwightlove3704]

Kupp is the modern day Steve Largent a great route runner with just enough speed to run away from opposing DBs.

[@dukenukembubblegum7311]

7:56 stafford got PEALED!

[@joshuabardsley1813]

you GOTTA do a video about that bills chiefs game

[@lidarman2]

His name just feels great to say.

[@mapleleafer74]

COOPER FOR BOWL MVP!

[@RedMo46]

8:00 somebody jumped outta the stands in the background

[@wondergaming4418]

Deserves MVP

[@jamesbryson575]

MVP

[@johnjuarez8005]

What made Kupp unreal was the run after the catch, even with defenders grasping him. End of story.

[@richfredrickson2604]

4:44 Nobody produces record breaking numbers in Washington.

[@Noseel]

KUPP shows its not important that you are running AS FAST AS YOU CAN at all times, theres timing and feel in his routes, thats what gets him his YAC's too!

[@andrereyes2307]

Good shit on the video bro

[@icyblackout]

No way this guy isn’t brett kollman

[@HBG313]

Brett

[@icyblackout]

@@HBG313 oops

[@jackpabich763]

He's like a healthy Kittle. It's crazy.

[@TheCrimeNation]

He is an incredible athlete! Look at his feints, look at his jumps, look at his routes, look at his game speed, the dude is a bad ass athlete. Just because some NFL scout didn’t measure him in some form or fashion probably is because the NFL scouts are limited in their ability to assess talent. That’s a fact. Also many scouts are prejudiced. I know this firsthand. That’s all I Gotta say. Do a little more research and educate yourself in that regards also. Coopers achievement is even greater because of the prejudice he probably experienced. And he loves God… He’s a bad ass.

[@jasonlock8107]

Hope he gets bank this offseason.

[@oscaru5342]

Los Angeles Rams 2022 Super Bowl Champions!

[@christophergross1341]

Not to mention just a few years removed from major knee injury.

[@boyuanlu8971]

Hey billy, where do you get all your film? I really enjoy your video and wanna take a look at some of that myself, but I just can’t find any film

[@itsspiritual8645]

I'd compare him to Steve Largent. They said a lot of the same things about him.

[@omarjamal161]

if you gonna do it you gotta do it wit style

[@johnmartinez8041]

Save y’all 8 minutes dude is smart knows his coverage’s

[@youtubeaccount6539]

White boy broke the glass ceiling.

[@joserincon8108]

Cooper and Deebo samuel in same team would be crazy

[@radioactiveape1652]

Yeah that would be crazy. The most uncoverable receiver and the most unstoppable receiver on the same team would become a force of nature all on its own.

[@jimjr4432]

Well, I'm just so glad his is White! I know he is a sub-average athlete (meaning not a black) so that makes him so much more awesome. We know that only blacks are athletic. Oh, and the guy is a Christian, what a refreshing change, which I have not seen since Tim Tebow. God bless Mr. Kupp!

[@marktunno639]

You mean how Cooper handed him a ring

[@pewpewTN]

He isn't unathletic. He is one of the quickest players in the NFL & has insane agility. Just because he dosen't run a 4.2 dosen't mean he isn't an elite athlete. Jerry Rice didn't run a fast 40, so just keep that in mind.

[@joshuaforsyth1221]

Maybe not one of the quickest, but he's quick.

[@popeyemarsh]

Looks like similar to Joe Montana / Jerry Rice ...now Stafford / Kupp

[@axlegrind4212]

well hell ya. he is superman. none of the rest of the team matters.

[@EvanLyman]

If Kupp is a lesser athlete why is he breaking these guys off every play? Why can't anyone tackle him?

[@andrelopez8728]

This is why 40 times at combines shouldn’t be determining of their speed. There’s factors why someone runs certain times. Kupp is listed as 4.6 40, but anyone that watches him, would scratch their head seeing that. Dudes game speed is quick.

[@guyincognito320]

Deceptively athletic Plays smart Votes Republican

[@millicentsquirrelhole582]

Didn't tha' BeeGees hav'a hit...'Mor' than a Receiver'?...yes, yes...famous ditty, danceable, too...no?

[@joshclark1006]

Stereotyping when it comes to white players u never hear them call a black wide receiver an average athlete

[@brycekifer8481]

You didn’t even get into how do use him as a running back , like bruh get your facts right

[@thisisSPARTAorsprite]

but not 99 On madden

[@analyticalinsight]

Cooper Kupp is not a slot receiver, all receivers line up in the slot...lots of bunch sets everywhere....

[@patrickryan1285]

Kupp is like in the top 8 conversation, he aint it.

[@o.g.budnlean3873]

Lines up in the slot two thirds of the time...there is the answer. White receivers typically have success in the slot. Welker, Amendola, Edelman, etc. Slot usually lines up with the 3rd cornerback. Makes it way easier. Let's not go and overthink this. He's no better than the previous white slot WRs.

[@lrac_1]

So from what I’m hearing and seeing he gets great mismatch and runs good slow routes where he can read the coverage …gotcha still top 10 but give his coach respect for his Play calling and schemes….

[@sortation]

ok

[@evanbell7825]

Dude has been working on his speed and runs a 4.4, @ the combine he ran like a 4.6 I believe, the dude is an athlete. Elite route running and pretty good speed, plus he has the most IQ out of any receiver. Sure he gets fed the ball and a lot of it is the scheme, but Mcvay can't control the decisions Kupp makes. Dude is the best receiver in the NFL.

[@lrac_1]

@@evanbell7825 he does not run a 4.4 my guy lol this coming from a person who ran 10.6 100s in my only year of track….

[@evanbell7825]

@@lrac_1 As a rams fan who watches everything, including unofficial and official practices, I can assure you he does, or something extremely close to it. I know for a fact he runs a 4.51 as that’s what was clocked at a preseason practice

[@lrac_1]

@@evanbell7825 lol 😂 bro he does not run a 4.4…as a rams fan just say the man is hard to take down and outworks everyone on the field. Look, Sean mcvay needs credit, he uses him an extension to the non effective running game…he appears the only one who on the team that they allow to run option routes. My issue is the over exaggeration of his talent like speed and “great route running” he runs good effective routes, not great…I’m just amazed teams have no found a way to put an hand on on trips formations or when he lines up tight…

[@EJKBoxingandFitness]

Why are white people so shocked that a white guy can play wide receiver so well? It's not like he's the 1st great white wide receiver. And then they start comparing sizes, as if Calvin Johnson's size is the reason he was so great. If that was the case, every tall receiver would have his numbers. This narrator just dismissed all the Black receivers' talents & skills to their size & speed. He also is implying that Kupp isn't one of the best athletes in the world. Why? That's the only way to beat the best, unless he's trying to say Kupp is just so much smarter than the other athletes that he doesn't need to be a great athlete. Kupp is the same size as Jerry Rice & probably runs the same speed or faster than Rice. Stop the BS narrative & give the man his credit for being a great athlete & give the other guys you mentioned their credit for being more than just a great athlete.

[@analyticalinsight]

You think because hes white he has no business making plays like Diggs or Adams.. What are you talking about

[@Keith17Moore]

In short, he's a white wide receiver and he doesn't fit the "stereotype"

[@dawgpost90]

Even when he has one of the best receiving seasons of all time, he still isn't good because his skin is white. That's basically what I hear from people. Oh well🤷‍♂️

[@homasexual]

Buffalo bills vs patriots needs a vid

[@infernodotdash2203]

I watched a game of his when he was in college. it was like -5 degrees out and he was TORCHING the DBs every single play. I was 11 at the time and didn't understand football but just watching the game made you say "that is the best football player on that field right now and it's not close." also his college highlights don't do the red field justice

[@CognizantCheddar]

Cooper Kupp was automatic every week at Eastern Washington. Truly unstoppable for four straight years. And _every time_ they played a PAC-12 team, Kupp destroyed their DBs, even as EW inevitably lost those games. Kupp broke all of Jerry Rice's FCS records. People used to think those records would never be broken.

[@n8pk69]

Whos here after his back to back catches to win the game vs Brady? 9ne of the most underrated wr in the game baby

[@132james1]

Vs the bucs defense* Brady’s not out there playing safety bro it’s a team game even for the greats

[@James_Edward59]

He did back to back touchdowns in the Super Bowl as well on the game winning drive which is insane because they all knew the ball was going to him and they still couldn’t stop him. They called the first TD back because one of the Rams linemen was holding so they had to go to him again the next play.

[@keahilumho8914]

Thank you Billy perfect timing. Thanks for the hard work and dedication brother. May God bless all the works of your hands.

[@charlieferrari]

There’s literally no excuse, you know 90% of the time the balls coming to him on a pass and it still gets to him. Hes a dawg. Point blank period.

[@erikvanwinkle2085]

Your videos actually got me into the strategy behind football. I’ve watched probably a dozen other channels at this point. Yours is the best. Keep doing good work and thank you for all the amazing videos. I always get excited when that notification pops up

[@jedwing]

Agreed. This is the best and most simple and accessible explanation of an offense. As a long time football fan (since 1967) I am impressed. The language and the terminology is like the law - using complicated wording to explain simple concepts. This guy shows you what's up: dig route = down and in, etc.

[@rjharrold2907]

Kupp has been McVays number 1 one weapon for a while now

[@sam-bu9qr]

insanely underrated channel, thought you had like over 100k subs

[@Kiwitakimago]

Why can’t anyone just say “Kupp just had the best season ever by a WR”! Instead everyone says “he may or possibly” when everyone knows this was the best! At this moment he has 2,179 yards(never been done EVER)!!!!

[@g.w.7893]

I think it has a bit to do with left-leaning sports politics if you know what I mean.

[@joshuaforsyth1221]

Lol what.

[@joshuaforsyth1221]

Megatron 2012 was best WR season of all time and it's not even close. People just look at random stats and make dumb assumptions.

[@Kiwitakimago]

@@joshuaforsyth1221 your delusional, He had a amazing season but only had 5 touchdowns and had 3 fumbles! Kupp had ZERO fumbles with 16 td’s. Your just another case of someone who doesn’t want to give Kupp credit!

[@joshuaforsyth1221]

And now you're gonna go stat picking and call me delusional. Lmao. I couldve gone stat picking and mocked the level of competition Kupp faces, but I didn't.

[@Recklesshade]

These videos are so quality. 🔥

[@coop-9357]

love the video. keep the work up man

[@JDwJC11]

Calvin Johnson's receiving record was in 16 games. They had 17 games this year.

[@nadavegan]

Everyone forgets this.

[@jayay5943]

@@nadavegan nobody “forgets” this, kupps season is still the best season by a wr ever, that includes playoffs. SB MVP😏

[@datboimase]

"I'm gonna set those narratives aside" *brings up narrative that a white dude shouldn't be dominating at WR*

[@itsswink7785]

Didn’t this guy break the receiver record for most yards in d1 football?

[@ASecretLynn]

I haven't enjoyed watching a receiver dominate his position this much since Victor Cruz, and I think there is a lot of similarities in their overall skillsets as WR that often run in the slot. Great video

[@HarrytheKyd]

FINALLY! thank you for the video

[@Eidenhoek]

I wonder how sustainable his success will be.

[@Youngswizzy667]

Hater ^

[@Eidenhoek]

@@Youngswizzy667 Thank you for the addition to the conversation. Now then. I wonder how sustainable his success will be. It seems difficult for elite players to have elite statistical production year-after-year; I would expect that defenses will likely stifle him or double him or whatever in coming years, where he will instead possibly be used as a distraction so that others get more open. It's going to be interesting to see how the Rams adapt to that.

[@radioactiveape1652]

@@Eidenhoek Actually your quite right about that. Kupp has always been our best wide receiver, but ever since we got Stafford, Kupp has been able to use his extreme talent and latent ability to put up some extreme numbers. He had always been this good tho. The guy has an incredible understanding of the game. And he always plays with the intention of improving himself in the team. He doesn't care how many yards he gets or how many touchdowns he gets. He finds some extreme satisfaction in playing the way that he is the most useful. So if everyone is doubling him, he is fine with that, because it means he gets to help make better matchups for the rest of his team. Kupp has always been that good, but with the way that he is used now, he gets to show off all of the hard work he puts into the game . So to add on to what you were saying. No he might not always have seasons like that, but it means he is becoming like Aaron Donald. He had a presence on the field that teams cannot ignore, and it makes matching up against the rams really difficult.

[@spencerhuff7192]

@@Eidenhoek you don’t think they already double him? Wdym

[@joalvarado8506]

@@radioactiveape1652 How can he be your best when even the defenses playing the Rams don’t scheme accordingly? Do you know something that the coaches and players don’t? He’s a slot guy. That usually means single coverage with linebacker or safety. That’s a mismatch with the advantage going to the WR every time. We’ve seen other #2 guys produce for the same reasons. Smith-Schuster, Thielen, and now Kupp. His success could actually last because of how much better the rest of the WR group on the Rams is. Just ask Robert Woods, who outproduced Kupp until the Rams finally acquired a true #1 guy.

[@zachracow5361]

Should've been the regular season MVP, absolutely snubbed. Best WR season of all time and the Rams wouldn't have made it past the divisional without Cooper.

[@AbleAnderson]

I don’t get why we automatically assume he’s not as good of an athlete as ppl like Davonte adams. Cooper kupp is super quick. Just because he’s white doesn’t mean he’s not a great athlete. Ppl like this dude making the video cannot get over the fact that a white dude can be mega quick

[@ridzuanroslan4419]

I always thought Cooper Kupp as Tight end coz he's been asking to do a lot although he's a WR...

[@t4d0W]

I'm late to this party but now I understand how Kupp's versatility has a similar impact to Deebo Samuel's versatility but in a different approach. But both receivers pretty much have unlocked both Shanahan based offenses and have become the heart of that engine. Where Deebo is akin to best case scenario Percy Harvin, Kupp is like super versatile Hines Ward in part due to that next level run blocking role.

[@joshuaforsyth1221]

The funny thing is Deebo also plays a role as a run blocker

[@tonyallen4558]

Cooper Kupp sounding like the nfl’s curry.

[@phishmastermike]

It’s going to be sad if the team becomes a one trick pony

[@mfahad24]

Lets give Matthew Stafford some credit. Cooper couldnt do this with Goff in 4 years. He did it with Stafford in year 1 together

[@itsswink7785]

He probably coulda done it in 18 if he never got injured

[@garrenmiller9434]

True, but Goff was holding him back. Goff was too afraid to throw the ball more than 10 yards. Stafford is really talented and also willing to throw the ball like he's supposed to.

[@andrelopez8728]

He kinda did. He said McVay can utilize Kupp this way more than before because of Stafford

[@intercrew99]

I had him in ff a couple years ago and he was pretty consistent in getting lots of points but Stafford definitely helped. He trailed off a bit near the end of the season

[@guittadabe5214]

Great analysis!

[@bosstalk]

At 6’2 200, stop start, body control, quick feet, Kupp is absolutely a top athlete

[@gleaman2012]

Billy what’s the problem with Tua? Why do the Dolphins hate him?

[@zilllathegod]

seems like the dolphins like him actually

[@lrac_1]

Oh also forgot I to add the coach is using him as an extend running back as well..

[@AlphaDwg]

He's like the reincarnation of Jerry Rice

[@snydmark]

Cincinnati could have had him in the draft!

[@jamesfleisher2945]

He went in the 3rd round. Everybody could have had him, 3 times

[@nateriver1005]

His route running is amazing

[@michaelCuevas27]

Fantastic

[@philliplarose8570]

And; according the #NFL, he's not one of 2021's 100 top players. That aged well... /s

[@curtiswampler4148]

PFF had him #30 prior to 2021 season. DOH!

[@rayzrealm]

*#GoRams*

[@Beefcakebill]

Didn’t watch the video all the way but your name is billy and “billy stevens” rolls off the tongue well. Thumbs up.

[@ViciVida]

Cooper Kupp is so overrated

[@aohjii]

how lol

[@omarjamal161]

fuckin system wr can't even win on the outside.