THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (AP) — Receiver Cooper Kupp has agreed to a three-year contract extension through 2023 with the Los Angeles Rams.
Neither the team nor Kupp's management immediately disclosed the financial terms of the deal reached Saturday, a day before the Rams' season opener against the Dallas Cowboys in brand-new SoFi Stadium.
Kupp missed the second half of the 2018 season with a torn ligament in his knee, preventing him from playing in the Rams' postseason run to the Super Bowl.
He rebounded with an outstanding season in 2019 alongside fellow starter Robert Woods, and the Rams made clear their intention to lock up Kupp in an extension.
The deal wraps up another important piece of offseason business for the Rams, who gave a five-year, $105 million extension to star cornerback Jalen Ramsey earlier this week.
The Rams also hoped to sign safety John Johnson to a long-term deal before he becomes a free agent next season, but haven't reached an agreement.
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