The Los Angeles Rams' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Divisional round was a sad end to a solid season. After opening the season 1-4, the Rams bounced ba

After nearly finding a way to come back on the Philadelphia Eagles in the divisional round, the Los Angeles Rams saw their season end with a 28-22 loss.

Three years removed from winning the receiving triple crown and the Super Bowl MVP, Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp plans to play next season, but isn’t sure if it’ll be back in L.A.

The Los Angeles Rams are coming off having a great offensive performance. But there was still someone missing in the offense. Wide receiver Cooper Kupp only had one catch.

As the game went on, the weather became a factor with the snow falling harder. Both teams struggled to throw the ball, and the difference-maker ultimately became Eagles running back Saquon Barkley. He rushed 26 times for 205 yards and added 27 yards through the air.

Former Rams Super Bowl MVP Cooper Kupp and Eagles rookie slot cornerback Cooper DeJean faced off back in late November in a matchup that was clearly one by the Iowa product. Kupp was shut down for the most part in that game despite the box score showing an eight-catch, 60-yard, and one-touchdown performance.

Wide receiver Cooper Kupp got brutally honest on his LA Rams future ahead of an uncertain offseason after trade rumors earlier this season.

Watch as Los Angeles Rams rookie running back Kyren Williams (0:00), tight end Tyler Higbee (1:48), wide receiver Cooper Kupp (4:37), and offensive lineman Rob Havenstein (10:26) react to Sunday's Divisional Round loss to the Philadelphia Eagles,

Matthew Stafford and the Rams fall short in their comeback attempt, losing to the Philadelphia Eagles 28-22 in the NFC divisional playoffs.

Los Angeles Rams' wide receiver Cooper Kupp contorts his body to adjust on a deep pass and makes the reception for a gain of 30 yards.

The Los Angeles Rams had their season end with a 28-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The Rams kept the game close in snowy conditions in the Philadelphia.