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    Rams star Cooper Kupp earns the MVP that counts most

    Cooper Kupp saw the future. He envisioned being most valuable player of the Super Bowl. The vision didn't come in a usual way. This wasn't the case of the prescient Rams receiver reading what a defender is going to do. No, the crystal-ball moment for Kupp came in Atlanta three years ago, when a knee injury had reduced him to a spectator in the Super Bowl against New England. "I wasn't able to ...
    by Sam Farmer, Los Angeles Times Feb 14, 2022 3 minutes

    Cooper Kupp saw the future.

    He envisioned being most valuable player of the Super Bowl.

    The vision didn't come in a usual way. This wasn't the case of the prescient Rams receiver reading what a defender is going to do.

    No, the crystal-ball moment for Kupp came in Atlanta three years ago, when a knee injury had reduced him to a spectator in the Super Bowl against New England.

    "I wasn't able to be a part of

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