Cooper Kupp and the Seahawks were on cloud nine as they paraded down the streets of Seattle in celebration thrown by the city for their winning the Super Bowl. Kupp was accompanied by his wife during the parade, who was most ecstatic that she managed to be captured on television as she covered her face with a shirt on the float.
Anna Marie Kupp has been reliving the Super Bowl win ever since the unbelievable night and even shared an emotional post for her man. Kupp was undoubtedly one of the strongest factors in the Seattle roster and his presence there easily pushed the team to the win.
“I can’t believe…I was on TV!!!!!!”Anna Marie Kupp captionedher InstagramStory post.
“Lions do not concern themselves with the opinions of sheep. You did @cooperkupp. I love you and I love Winning.”Anna wrote in another post, sharing several pictures of herself and her man from the Super Bowl win.
Cooper Kupp was not the only comeback story last weekend, but the entire Seahawks themselves. Kupp himself managed to create a legacy this campaign after signing with Seattle, and fans could not be happier for the player. Seattle itself had many odds predicting their defeat, but Sam Darnold & co. proved haters wrong with their unbelievable performance last Sunday.
ESPN Insider Reports Cooper Kupp Could Miss Prime-Time Showdown With Washington Commanders
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Cooper Kupp Being Let Go By Rams Was A Mistake, As Per Torry Holt
Cooper Kupp was chucked from the Rams roster during the previous offseason after many had doubts about his performance. However, the wide-out definitely proved everyone wrong and now it looks like LA fans, like former Rams wide-receiver, are regretting their move to let the guy go.
“Based off on watching him in Seattle. Yes (it was a mistake to let him go). What he could have provided to the Rams – absolutely. Not only his production, but just being the mold that model of consistency out in Los Angeles would have been fantastic. But again, I get it. I understand the business. I’m happy Cooper went somewhere that wanted him.” Torry Holt said on the ‘UpAndAdams’ show.
Sep 25, 2025; Glendale, Arizona, USA; Arizona Cardinals linebacker Zaven Collins (25) tackles Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp (10) in the third quarter at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images
Sep 25, 2025; Glendale, Arizona, USA; Arizona Cardinals linebacker Zaven Collins (25) tackles Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp (10) in the third quarter at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images
If Kupp had stayed with the Rams, it is clear that he would have been severely under-utilized, unlike how he was treated in Seattle. It looks like the move out from LA actually did the player pretty good, even though it was difficult at that time.