DraftKings Sportsbook released the betting odds for where Aaron Rodgers, Myles Garrett, Cooper Kupp and Deebo Samuel will ultimately end up this offseason. The New York Jets announced that they will be releasing Rodgers this offseason after a tumultuous two years.

The Los Angeles Rams have found success in recent years. They did it two different ways. Once by signing the best players or trading for them. The other was building through the draft.

The Los Angeles Rams chose not to trade away quarterback Matthew Stafford and have yet to find a trade partner for wide receiver Cooper Kupp, but they reportedly dealt another veteran on Tuesday. ESPN's Adam Schefter and Courtney Cronin reported that the Rams traded veteran guard Jonah Jackson to the Chicago Bears in exchange for a 2025 sixth-round pick.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms explain why they think it’s “highly unlikely” Cooper Kupp is back with the Rams next season and ballpark if he could move the needle in another offense.

Cooper Kupp might have stayed loyal to his quarterback Matthew Stafford if he had been traded to the New York Giants or Las Vegas Raiders, according to Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer. However, 37-year-old Stafford chose to re-sign with the Los Angeles Rams,

Mike Florio and Chris Simms assess if Cooper Kupp is a legitimate No. 2 at this point, explain why they feel the WR will get cut and weigh in on potential landing spots.

Jordan Whittington is working out with Cooper Kupp, Puka Nacua and Tyler Higbee as he looks to have a big Year 2.

All signs have pointed toward the Los Angeles Rams moving on from Cooper Kupp this offseason, but the veteran wide receiver has yet to be traded or cut. While there’s no hard deadline for a move to be made,

NFL offseason is about to get wild. Free agents will soon begin changing teams, and blockbuster deals will be agreed upon that will shake the NFL and f

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Rams wideout Cooper Kupp is still on the trade block for GM Les Snead even after Matthew Stafford agreed to return.