Like Bill Belichick, Les Snead is known as a general manager who’s never been afraid to move on from a player earlier than expected. He did it with Jared Goff, Todd Gurley and even Jalen Ramsey to an extent, but one Hall of Famer believes the Los Angeles Rams are parting with Cooper Kupp “a year late.”

Receiver Cooper Kupp says the Los Angeles Rams are attempting to trade him after eight seasons with the club, and he doesn’t like the decision

Kupp has a history with Bengals head coach Zac Taylor. Taylor coached him for two seasons in Los Angeles. Obviously, Kupp was one of the best receivers in the game three years ago when he helped the Rams beat the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI. He's taken a step back, but has been effective when healthy.

The news that the Los Angeles Rams are seeking a trade for Cooper Kupp wasn't just surprising to fans; Kelly Stafford, Matthew Stafford's wife, is confused by the move.

The Los Angeles Rams are preparing to move on from Cooper Kupp after eight seasons, informing the veteran wide receiver that they plan to trade him this offseason. Kupp made it abundantly clear that he doesn’t agree with the decision and hoped to finish his career with

Bleacher Report writer Gary Davenport believes it will only cost a fourth-round and sixth-round pick to acquire Kupp.