THE Rams of Los Angeles On Wednesday, cut the MVP LVI of the Super Bowl, Cooper Kupp, after eight seasons, after having failed to find an appropriate trade for the veteran receiver, a decision that aroused an emotional response from his wife on social networks.
The news of Departure from Kupp Rams were not surprised after announcing last month that the NFL team informed them of their intention to exchange it.
The receiver of Los Angeles Rams Cooper Kupp trains before the NFC Wild Card match against the Vikings of Minnesota at the Glendale Stadium Stadium, Arizona on January 13. (Joe Camporeale-Imagn images)
CLICK HERE for more sports cover on Foxnews.com
However, the official announcement on Wednesday – the start of the year of the league – reported an emotional end of an era at the
“Wherever we are going, wherever we disembark, will be so f – ING to have you in their building,” wrote Anna Marie Kupp in an article shared with her Instagram stories.
Los Angeles Rams, Cooper Kupp, and his wife Anna Marie Kupp attend the match between the Giants of Los Angeles and San Francisco at the Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on May 3, 2022. (Gary A. Vasquez-USa TODAY SPORTS)
Rams frees Cooper Kupp after failing to find a trading partner
“You have the ability to transform the tides of any organization in which you pass the foot. The man you are, the leader you play, the brother on and off the field. The standard to which you stand and bring others to your activities. People want to be better because of who you are and your business.”
“I am so excited for the impact you will have in these years to come,” she continued. “Relations await you. And you continue to tear your opponents. At the Moon, my king.”
The receiver of Los Angeles Rams, Cooper Kupp, kisses his wife, Anna Marie Kupp, during the match against the Vikings of Minnesota at the Sofi stadium in Los Angeles on October 24, 2024. (Kirby Lee-Imagn images)
Kupp, 31, won the NFL receiving the Honors Triple Crown and Super Bowl during the 2021 season when he captured 145 passes for 1,947 yards and 16 affected. But injuries have hampered its production in the past three seasons.
