Quotes from Cooper Kupp

I'm just thankful for the path I've been on.

I want to know what everyone is doing on every play, all the way from protection to tailback to progressions of quarterbacks.

They're not defined by what they've done and where they've played. It wasn't NFL quarterback Craig Kupp and NFL guard Jake Kupp. They were just Dad and Grandpa.

That's football. Observe, orient, decide, act, over and over and over again. The quicker you do these things, the better you're going to be.

It was always a point in the offseasons of developing quickness and then also being able to maintain it based on all the different cuts that you do.

There are certainly guys that can get by without it. Guys that have great catch radius and are able to make contested catches consistently. There's certainly ways around that. But quickness is something that I've tried to develop as early as I can remember.

I think quickness is a piece of football that isn't talked about enough.

I'd love to be a Ram long term.

I believe that God has a plan for me and a great plan for Eastern Washington, and I want to be a part of that.

As much as I absolutely love football I know I'm gonna put everything I have into it - that I've got a family at home and my faith in Christ is more important to make sure that's healthy! That's something that like my dad and grandpa showed me.

I know I'm a great player, so I'm going to come out and just let that show, and that's going to be enough.

I believe, regardless, I can be a Hall of Fame player, and that's what I'm excited to be. That's not gonna change just because I played at a small school.

I wanted to make sure before I went to bed that I'd see my list of goals and feel good when I put my head on the pillow that what I'd done that day was pointing toward achieving those things. I set them outrageously high because I wanted to have an outrageous work ethic about how I went about my day.

When the ball's in the air, as a receiver, it's just you want to be a Frisbee-catching dog out there.

Receiver, more than I think any other position, is reliant upon the other 10 guys doing their job really well.

In a perfect world, every receiver you put out there is a threat to be able to get over the top.

Receiver is an art - there is not one way to do it.

I'd be the first to tell you that stats lie and at receiver more than any other position, stats lie.

Playing receiver is an art form.

I don't have any regrets or hold any grudge against anyone.

There's some football players that I've learned a ton from, just guys I've watched that, unknowingly, just from the film they've put on and what they've done on Sundays and what they've put on film, I've learned so much from it. Guys don't even know that.

I have a ton of appreciation for every snap I get to play this great game.

There's a lot of really good football players in this league, a lot of really good receivers I've got a ton of respect for.

I think that's the mind-set of how to do it, is every part of my game needs to continuously be improved.