That doesn't mean Kupp isn't still excited to be a Seahawk. Learning the new system has been just as fun for him as stressful. "I'm excited about what we're doing and it is fun," Kupp continued.

Kupp recently gave Seattle Sports' Stacy Jo Rost a fantastic answer in response to a question about complex NFL defenses. " In 2017 and 2018, Sean McVay's offense was ahead of the game," Kupp said.

For new Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp, however, there's no debate whatsoever. “I think without a doubt, he’s got his best football ahead of him,” Kupp told The Athletic.

We’re going to bring pressures from all different directions,’” Kupp said. One of the interviewers then says to Kupp: “You should be an analyst.” Oh, he will be. If he wants to.

We’ll see. Time will tell.” Funny. For the record, Kupp is only three years older than Darnold, but the difference between what a 28 year old will eat and a 31 year old can be a vast ocean.

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We’re going to bring pressures from all different directions,’” Kupp said. One of the interviewers then says to Kupp: “You should be an analyst.” Oh, he will be. If he wants to.