Los Angeles Rams

Geno Smith saw no reason to try and downplay the performance the Seattle Seahawks had just put forth. Seattle’s season began with an unexpected flop that left fans booing, players losing control of their emotions and the Seahawks feeling flat outplayed by their division foe. Seattle’s 30-13 loss to the Los Angeles Rams was an immediate wakeup call that last year’s unexpected success and the feel-good story surrounding that team is long in the past. Seattle started this season believing it could be a contender in the NFC West. Instead, Seattle was thoroughly outplayed by a Rams roster that’s undergone major surgery that gutted most of the core from the team that two seasons ago won the Super Bowl.

Yakima's own Cooper Kupp is having another stellar season in the NFL. The Los Angeles Rams wide receiver is also continuing to make a big impact off the field as well.

It was another solid showing for Yakima's own Cooper Kupp on Sunday, September 25th, as the Los Angeles Rams defeated NFC West rival Arizona Cardinals in a week 3 NFL matchup.

Thursday Night Football kicked off the season with a matchup between two of the league's most exciting teams, one of which is defending Super Bowl Champion.

Davis High and Eastern Washington University grad Cooper Kupp is enjoying his third season in the NFL as a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams. We track his progress each week here with this virtual tote board.

The Los Angeles Rams improved their playoff hopes with a 28 - 12 win, while the Seattle Seahawks' 5 game streak end and fell a game behind San Francisco atop the NFC West.

A.C. Davis High and Eastern Washington University grad Cooper Kupp is enjoying his third season in the NFL as a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams. We will track his progress each week here with this virtual tote board.

A Louisiana judge ordered that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and three officials from January's NFC title game be questioned under oath in September about the infamous "no-call".

Key rulings are expected soon in a lawsuit against the NFL filed by two New Orleans Saints season ticket holders upset with the outcome of the NFC championship game.

The comments on social media grew darker by the hour until Nickell Robey-Coleman decided to stop looking. Seeing threats on his life crawl into his Instagram.