Cooper Kupp, the talented receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, might be spending his last days with the team. According to Dianna Russini from The Athletic, the California franchise has put Kupp on the trade block and is actively talking to several teams about a potential deal. The Rams are even willing to cover part of their star's salary to make the trade happen, aiming to get a valuable second-round pick in return.

With $12 million left on his contract for this season, the deal won't be easy. Still, the Rams could convert some of that salary into a bonus, easing the financial burden for the team that acquires him. However, this would also affect Los Angeles' salary cap for 2025, adding complexity to Kupp's potential exit.

Kupp is set to return to the field next Thursday against the Minnesota Vikings, but this could just be a pit stop before he leaves. With the NFL trade deadline looming on November 5, uncertainty about his future continues to grow. After a standout career with the Rams, including a Super Bowl title and an MVP award for the game, recent injuries have limited his impact on the team.

Dianna Russini notes that teams like the Kansas City Chiefs have shown interest, but salary cap constraints could be a hurdle. Meanwhile, the Rams are looking to capitalize on the market to gain draft capital in what seems to be a lost season. The big question is whether Cooper Kupp will still be wearing a Rams uniform after the next game or if he'll start a new chapter in his professional career.