Cooper Cup, new Seahawks wide receiver.

Here the deets, okay?

Three years, $45 million.

That is much more than the suggested $12 million that we heard just 24 hours ago.

Just to put this in a context, Hayden, $15 million is kind of a new category for wide receivers.

And sure, the cap goes up every single year, but it sandwiches him between Corton Sutton Sutton and Jerry Judy.

Judy making 17.5 and Corton Sutton at 13.75. There's a ton of different

angles to hit on here. Which one you want to start first from the individual side or the team

side from the Seahawks? Well, I think the individual matters most here before we get into the team

stuff. I think the game we have to play here is, was he washed or was he

phased out of the offense? And I think this is pretty difficult to watch. Just looking at the numbers

down the stretch was not pretty, but Pooka Nakuwa was dominating. The big transition was all of a sudden

Pooka Nakuwa was doing the Pook and Nakuwa things, but he was also doing the Cooper Cup stuff,

which meant screens

and getting all of the manufacturer touches. And that's when you see the production really fall

off a cliff. Now, when I watch him just looking at the tape itself, even the last like six

games of the season, I still saw somebody when he was getting targeted was actually still

moving the deal. There's actually a couple of plays we'll include in this video where he's still running by a couple guys. Now that's not going to be the

name of his game. He's not forcing as many tackles as he did before. I'm not going to sell you that

he's a triple crown threat anymore. But I think that he can still play a little bit. He's also somebody

that takes care of his body at a really high level. So I'm not going

to get in the business of like fading Cooper Cup. We'll see if he can stay healthy this year.

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