Cooper Kupp

You kind of need...

You know how I learned that Stafford threw a no-look pass to Cooper Kupp? We were in the stadium.

I learned that watching fucking TV on my computer.

Th- like, we don't know Stafford threw a no-look pass from sitting in the press box.

... and less every week that passed 'cause he's an old guy, a dusty guy, a washed guy.

You just saw Cooper Kupp, uh, you know, at least have one really sick catch.

Um, and so before age and injuries take its toll, uh, week, we-

Mm

Nah

... or Cooper Kupp or any of these guys, at least in the absence of Darnold, probably not so much.

A.J. Brown came out at, believed to have a high ankle sprain.

That wasn't the specific, uh, words out of Mike Vrabel yesterday afternoon, but that seems to be where it's leaning, Bob.

The, the Seahawks stars made plays.

Cooper Kupp made that great one-handed catch-

Oh, yeah

... that led, uh, to points, and then JSN obviously makes his play.

I don't know what to say about how happy he looked or that any of it was his fault, but you gotta ask yourself is why is McVay trying to trade him in the off-season? I, I don't understand.

Why, why does McVay do this? If you remember, McVay did this, he did this to Cooper Kupp before Cooper Kupp actually fully dropped off.

He just moved a- on around him and totally disrespected Cooper Kupp.

This whole team disrespe- disrespected Cooper Kupp.

And it feels like Davante Adams is getting crapped on, and I don't know why that is, because he's a weapon that this team needed tonight in order to beat a very tough and hungry 49ers team, and McVay decided not to use him.

So I don't know what in the hell's going on.

But the throw he makes there to layer the ball over the linebacker's head, really cool.

Um, the throw he makes to Kupp, where Kupp makes that insane catch, I first thought it was a pretty bad throw.

It was a wobbly throw.

But actually watching the play on the full all 22 view, you can actually see Kupp isn't really open at all.

Like it's sticky coverage.

And Lock actually puts the ball in the one spot where he can make a play.

You get the starting quarterback out after five plays, you're up 7-0 at halftime, the Seahawks have 10 penalties, and they're kind of following each other.

The Seahawks actually gave away eight points.

Are we gonna call this or not? The play clock was on zero twice.

On the Cooper Kupp touchdown, which was called back anyways, the play clock was on zero, and on the first Jason Myers field goal, which cost me a prop, 'cause it would've became a 35-yarder then, the play clock's on zero on the 30-yard field goal.

It's, uh, right there.

Everyone can see it, and they don't throw the flag.

It was exactly like much of last season.

And yet that, uh, that one-handed catch by Cooper Kupp-

Oh, man

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