Quarterback Matthew Stafford is one player mulling his future in the NFL and possible retirement, but wideout Cooper Kupp doesn't appear like he'll be hanging up his helmet anytime soon. That said, what logo will be on the side of his helmet in 2025 may be up in the air.

The Rams toboggan into the offseason, with their cup far from full after losing in the playoffs. What remains to be learned is if Kupp will return in 2025.

Cooper Kupp is uncertain whether his remarkable eight-year career with the Los Angeles Rams came to an end last weekend in Philadelphia.

One day after Los Angeles’ playoff loss to the Eagles, Kupp was asked about his future with the Rams. He’s unsure if he’ll be back in L.A. next season, though he made it clear he would love to be.

With an expensive contract and declining production entering his age-32 season, it would not be a surprise if the Rams do move on from the oft-injured Kupp. “Who knows what’s going to happen,” he

Kupp was referring to the Rams’ conversations about him with other teams ahead of this season’s trade deadline. The 31-year-old receiver and former triple crown winner has been with the franchise his entire career after they drafted him in the third round in 2017.

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.

A lack of opportunities for Kupp has been one of the obvious explanations for his minimal output recently, as the Rams relied on running back Kyren Williams and a surging defense

During the Los Angeles Rams’ Super Bowl run three years ago, Cooper Kupp put together one of the best postseasons ever by a wide receiver. He set a record with 33 receptions, the most by a player in a single postseason,