Cooper Kupp

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp assesses the Seattle Seahawks' offensive performance against the Bears, noting that the unit had too many three-and-outs and short drives and must execute better to keep the ball moving forward (00:14). Addressing Quarterback Sam Darnold's off-schedule plays, Kupp praises Darnold as a dynamic quarterback outside the pocket and emphasizes that receivers need to distribute the field better to get open when he extends plays (01:12). He also credits the opposing secondary's game plan for disguising coverages and playing aggressively with their safeties in tandem with upfront pressure, stressing that the offense must adjust and make plays (01:57). Looking ahead to a short week of preparation before facing Arizona at Lumen Field, Kupp states that the team cannot gloss over its mistakes and must review the film to make corrections and grow (02:41). Finally, Kupp highlights Wide Receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba as one of the best receivers in the league who naturally commands a high target share, adding that the rest of the offense must compete without the ball and capitalize when opportunities come their way (03:35).

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp catches a 7-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Sam Darnold during Monday's Week 8 matchup on 'MNF.'

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp discusses the impact of adding players mid-season, specifically highlighting the addition of Quenton Nelson and how it energizes the team while forcing better communication (0:18). He praises Head Coach Mike Macdonald's direct and honest approach to difficult personnel decisions, noting the importance of truthfulness in leadership (1:59). Kupp emphasizes the significant progress shown after the bye week, with all three phases demonstrating growth and complementary football (3:01). He explains how the offense found success by narrowing their focus, doubling down on what they do well, and allowing players like Sam Darnold to play faster while still threatening down the field (5:40, 7:28). Kupp credits the collective effort of coaches and players working together through improved dialogue to create an efficient offensive system, stressing that mastering the playbook allows everyone to execute at a higher level (6:09).

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp discussed the Seahawks' impressive performance in their victory over the previously undefeated Chiefs, highlighting the team's exceptional third-down conversion rate of 11 for 15 (0:16). He praised Sam Darnold's command of the offense and ability to work through progressions, noting that some conversions came on Darnold's fifth read (0:24). Kupp commended Jaxon Smith-Njigba's ability to stay engaged despite facing double coverage, with Smith-Njigba recording over 200 yards in the game (1:53-2:17). The defense held the Chiefs to just 11 first downs, the fewest in a Patrick Mahomes-started game, with no red zone trips (4:06-4:08). Kupp emphasized that the victory represented the team executing Head Coach Mike Macdonald's vision of playing "Seahawks football" and focusing on their own execution rather than the opponent (6:00-6:41).

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp discusses how the team used its extra days for self-scouting to identify areas for improvement, noting at (00:42) that better offensive execution comes down to mastering simple details, staying consistent, and eliminating penalties. (01:35) Addressing the transition with offensive coordinator Brian Fleury and comments from head coach Mike Macdonald on team alignment, Kupp explains at (02:13) that great teams separate themselves by collaborating closely and aligning on the finest details of every play. (03:25) Regarding offensive continuity, Kupp emphasizes the importance of getting everyone on the same page with small scheme nuances and playing "12 as one" football, adding at (04:16) that the team must eliminate big negative plays to make its flashes of strong play across offense, defense, and special teams more consistent. (04:48) Kupp also praises quarterback (QB) Sam Darnold for his preparation and steady demeanor, highlighting at (05:31) Darnold's proven ability to persevere through adversity, before concluding with notes on weekend conversations with head coach Mike Macdonald (06:28), dictating offensive tempo (07:39), and focusing solely on winning this week's game (08:20).

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp defended quarterback Sam Darnold and said the entire offense shares responsibility for the turnovers and self-inflicted mistakes. Kupp said he'd need to review the tape on the final play, praised the locker room's preparation and attitude, and stressed that the team must chase the "razor-thin margins" to close out tight games. He also credited Darnold's second-half play, Jaxon Smith-Njigba's big plays, and offensive coordinator Brian Fleury's tempo calls.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media to address a loss the Seahawks offense felt it should have won and the short-week turnaround ahead in Denver. He focused on turnovers and self-inflicted mistakes, the offense's next step under offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, and getting the ball out of quarterback Sam Darnold's hands faster. Kupp also praised the self-critical culture in the quarterback and wide receiver rooms and described the mental-fortitude test of playing at Mile High on a Thursday.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media to break down the offense's struggles, addressing the overturned fourth-down spot, the turnovers and the negative plays that repeatedly put the unit behind schedule. He voiced unwavering belief in quarterback Sam Darnold, described the frustration of letting down a defense that was playing well, and rejected any suggestion of finger-pointing in the locker room. Kupp said the group's practice energy has been right and welcomed the quick turnaround to a Thursday game as a chance to clean up ball security and avoid repeating mistakes.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media to preview the matchup with San Francisco and assess Seattle's offense a quarter of the way through the season. He broke down how the 49ers limit explosive plays by rarely blitzing and dropping seven or eight into coverage, and explained that beating that approach comes down to executing assignments, understanding where the space is, and reading and reacting. Kupp also praised teammates Rashid Shaheed and Jaxon Smith-Njigba, offensive coordinator Brian Fleury and head coach Mike Macdonald, while stressing that the offense has plenty of potential but must cut down mistakes and string drives together.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media to discuss how targets are distributed in the Seahawks offense, Jaxon Smith-Njigba's fast start three games into the season, and the razor-thin margins that define NFL games. He also praised Tory Horton's potential, described offensive coordinator Brian Fleury's calm and consistent communication, and broke down his own touchdown.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media following Seattle's loss to the Commanders, addressing the offense's missed production, red-zone struggles and his belief in the locker room. He said the team was a play away from a different outcome and that the loss should hurt, but the Monday-through-Sunday process stays the same. Kupp also praised quarterback Sam Darnold, who grew more comfortable as the game went on in what was essentially his first full game of the year.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold throws to wide receiver Cooper Kupp for the touchdown in Week 3 against the Washington Commanders.

Seattle Seahawks Sam Darnold finds wide receiver Cooper Kupp on a 16-yard reception and converts third down on Sunday against the Washington Commanders

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold finds wide receiver Cooper Kupp for a 20-yard gain against the Washington Commanders in Week 3.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with media, discussing route running out of under-center looks, Jaxon Smith-Njigba's efficiency and mindset, and Drew Lock's consistency at quarterback with Sam Darnold expected to practice some this week. Kupp also praised Head Coach Mike Macdonald's accountability and vulnerability as a leader, addressed the offense's efficiency in three-receiver sets, and credited the nutrition and training staffs for the team's success on East Coast trips.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media to discuss what a full week of preparation means for quarterback Drew Lock after Lock was thrown into Week 1 without any prep time. Kupp detailed how the receivers and offense adjust to a quarterback change through huddle communication and cadence, praised the quarterback room's constant communication, and addressed the pre-snap penalties that hurt the offense in Week 1. He also looked ahead to Sunday's matchup with Arizona, whose defense retains familiar schematic pieces that will present good challenges.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media, following a win in which quarterback Drew Lock replaced an injured Sam Darnold one drive in. Kupp praised Lock's preparation and Offensive Coordinator Brian Fleury's first game calling plays, while acknowledging the offense hurt itself with self-inflicted mistakes. He credited a second-half defense that "played lights out" and pointed to a locker room that now expects to find a way to win in the game's final four minutes.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp catches a 24-yard pass from quarterback Drew Lock with one hand during Week 1 against the New England Patriots.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media ahead of the Seahawks' season opener, addressing the team's Week 1 mindset and the offense's readiness after five months of build-up. He detailed how "call-it" practice periods have prepared the group for Offensive Coordinator Brian Fleury's first regular-season game as a play caller, and explained how sideline communication drives in-game adjustments. Kupp also spoke to last season's turnover-differential turnaround, the standard held across the full 70-man roster, rookie running back Jadarian Price's approach, and Head Coach Mike Macdonald's feedback sessions with veterans.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media, discussing his return to the team he grew up rooting for, his work with the young wide receiver group, and the perspective he brings in his 10th NFL season. He praised new Offensive Passing Game Coordinator/Quarterbacks coach Jake Peetz, spoke about Head Coach Mike Macdonald's leadership style and open-door policy, and reflected on Jake Bobo's injury. Kupp closed by describing the collaborative "chess match" of finding an edge on tape as the reason he still loves playing.

Wide receiver Cooper Kupp joins "Inside Training Camp Live" and discusses where the Seattle Seahawks offense stands ahead of 2026.

In this preview of the first episode of "Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Seattle Seahawks," quarterback Sam Darnold and wide receiver Cooper Kupp react to LeBron James' NBA free agency decision.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp expressed confidence in the new offense under offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, highlighted his mentorship of wide receiver Tory Horton, and praised the growth of quarterback Jalen Milroe in year two. Kupp also spoke positively about head coach Mike Macdonald and Brian Fleury's complementary leadership styles, and reiterated his desire for the team to play on natural grass.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with media following the final practice of OTAs to discuss learning offensive coordinator Brian Fleury's offense, how they are looking to improve on last year's Super Bowl-winning season, what makes the Seahawks organization special and more at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp catches a 9-yard pass from quarterback Sam Darnold on an out route to enter the red zone against the New England Patriots during Super Bowl LX of the 2025 NFL season.

The Seahawks lost another close game because of costly turnovers and "self-inflicted" mistakes.

The Seahawks lost 32-29 on Sunday to the San Francisco 49ers but still feel certain in themselves and the team they have.

Vice president of instant replay Mark Butterworth provided an explanation on the final fourth down on which Cooper Kupp was ruled short of a first down.

News and notes from Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald's Wednesday press conference.

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Taking a look back at some of the players, plays and moments that stood out from the Seahawks' Super Bowl winning 2025 season.

In his first season with the Seahawks, Cooper Kupp is headed back to the Super Bowl after coming up big in an NFC championship game win over his former team.

Seahawks receiver Cooper Kupp will be facing his former team in the NFC championship game, but his focus isn't on the past.

Veteran receiver Cooper Kupp had one of his best games as a Seahawks to help them to a 41-6 win over the 49ers.

As Cooper Kupp prepares to face his former team in Los Angeles this weekend, he is treating this game the same as he would any other.

After signing as free agents this spring, Sam Darnold, Cooper Kupp and DeMarcus Lawrence have all played big roles in Seattle's early-season success.

Taking a look at the players, plays and trends that stood out in the first four games of the Seahawks' season.

Seahawks receiver Cooper Kupp's combination of talent and work ethic are showing up early in his first season in Seattle.

The Seahawks' offense is "designed to get the ball to everybody," and Seattle saw the success of that on Sunday.

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Cooper Kupp has played plenty of games in Seattle over the course of his career, but Sunday's will be the first as a Seahawks for the Yakima native.

After two preseason games, the Seahawks are off to an impressive start under new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak.

Heading into training camp, the competition at receiver was one Mike Macdonald was looking forward to and after two weeks, the competition has been on display.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald and Jaxon Smith-Njigba talked about the wealth of knowledge Cooper Kupp brings to Seattle's receiver room.

Cooper Kupp met with the media after the first day of mandatory minicamp.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay spoke about Cooper Kupp on Tuesday at the NFL Annual Meeting.

New Seahawks receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media after signing on Tuesday and talked about joining the team he grew up rooting for as a kid in Yakima.

Cooper Kupp's high school coach Jay Dumas, details how a conversation during Kupp's ninth-grade year primed him to have the success he's seen in his career so far and what it means to have Kupp back in Washington.

New Seahawks receiver Cooper Kupp discussed the process of getting No. 10, which was previously worn by outside linebacker Uchenna Nwosu.

Cooper Kupp signed with the Seahawks Tuesday, making official a return home for the Yakima native.