Field Gulls on Cooper Kupp

Kupp's routes are often designed to create space for others rather than as primary targets.

Cooper Kupp was involved in Seattle's two-point conversion play design against Denver, where his route was 'intended to create access for Jaxon Smith-Njigba, a concept Seattle has used successfully before.' However, Denver covered both receivers, leaving Darnold with limited alternatives. Kupp also ran a vertical route on a third-down play that 'didn't present much of a deep threat' and was part of a route concept that 'didn't appear to create an obvious advantage.' On another play, Kupp went in motion on third-and-one and 'found himself wide open against man coverage,' though the play was cut off in the transcript.

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