Three years after winning the Super Bowl LVI MVP Award, the recipient Cooper Copper is no longer a member of Rams.
The release, which became official on Wednesday, is not surprising. From the moment when Coop announced that Rams was trying to trade it, it seems that it is impossible. No one will take his million 20 million compensation package, and the Cup had no reason to take less than the contract.
Instead, he becomes an independent agent. He can sign with any team at any time.
The cost of its deal depends primarily on the space that it will be expected to occupy the depth chart. The higher it, the higher, the next team will pay.
After Ramus, which he recently gave to the recipient Divine Adams, look at Coap as the No. 3 option. For other teams, Cup number 2 can be.
If many teams understand the coup as a high value, things can move faster. Nevertheless, a year after the Dandri Hopkins (which is only one year older than the Coop), a year with Ravens, Million 5 million agreements, the market is currently not on the rise for the elderly recipients who have passed through its prime minister.
For the Cup, it has a full guarantee of 5 million from Rams for 2025. This amount is subject to offset. For a new team, Million for 5 million or less, the Cup will not increase its already existing line.
Cup, in justice, Believe he can still perform it. If he can stay healthy, he can be fine. But staying healthy is a key component of productivity. Since the historic season in 2021, Cup has lost 18 of 18 out of 51-which is more than a complete season in three.
