Star wide receiver Cooper Kupp is done with the Los Angeles Rams after an illustrious eight-year run with the organization.

Shortly after 7:00 p.m. EST today, Cooper Kupp revealed on X/Twitter that his tenure with the Rams has ended. The Super Bowl 56 MVP was told by the Rams that they “will be seeking a trade immediately”, and that the two sides will work together to find his next destination.

Kupp admitted that he disagreed with the Rams’ decision and felt his career would conclude where it began. You can see his full X post below:

Cooper Kupp Should Have Lots Of Interest On The Open Market

Kupp will be 32 in June and has been limited to 33 total games since 2022 because of injuries. But he’s still a difference-maker when healthy, with a career 17-game regular-season average of 1,271 yards.

Losing Kupp will hurt the Rams and their fanbase sentimentally, but the departures of other key players in recent years like Jalen Ramsey, Leonard Floyd, Todd Gurley and Cam Akers are simple reminders that it’s just the nature of doing business in this league.