Cooper Kupp

Whittington caught 22 passes for 293 scoreless yards in his rookie season after the Rams took him in the sixth round of last year's draft. The former Texans Longhorn enjoyed a strong but brief two-week stretch in Weeks 4 and 5 when he caught 13-of-18 targets for 151 yards while Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp were both sidelined with injuries. Whittington impressed in training camp and the preseason and could be a candidate to see an increased role in 2025.

It would seem Cooper Kupp, not what he used to be, might not be with the Rams next season unless his contract is redone. Matthew Stafford wants to come back.

Kupp had a nearly identical line in 2024 (67-710-6) as he did in 2023 while again playing in 12 games. Injuries have hampered the 31-year-old vet in recent years, as Kupp has appeared in just 33 of a possible 51 regular season games over the last three years. The 59.2 yards per game Kupp averaged this season marked the fewest since his rookie year, while his 7.1 yards per target and 4.0 YAC/REC both set a new career low. He still finished as a top-24 PPR receiver in half the of the games he appeared in, but years of injuries may be taking their toll on Kupp since 2021, when he led the league with 1,947 receiving yards. Kupp is under contract through 2026 and carries a dead cap hit of over $22 million. There's clearly still a role for him to be had in the Rams' offense, but it wouldn't be surprising if they attempted to find a younger, more explosive receiver to start pairing with Puka Nacua.

Kupp caught five of seven targets for 61 yards in Sunday's 28-22 NFC divisional-round loss to the Eagles.

Since generating 1,947 receiving yards in 2021, Rams receiver Cooper Kupp hasn't gotten back to 1,000 in any season.