Three days after being released by the Los Angeles Rams — and after hearing pitches from a handful of interested teams that included Dallas and New England — Kupp agreed to a deal worth $15 million a year with the Seahawks, according to The NFL Network. A source confirmed the agreement to The Seattle Times.

With a healthy Kupp looking to play for his home state and get revenge on the team he thought he'd retire with, the star receiver could give the Seahawks the competitive edge they need in 2025.

Cooper Kupp, originally from Yakima, made a name for himself as a superstar at Eastern Washington University. During his years playing on the red turf of the Inferno, Kupp shattered all of Jerry Rice's FCS records. Kupp still holds the FCS career record for most receptions (428), receiving yards (6,464), and receiving touchdowns (73).