Cooper Kupp

“I can throw the football, OK?”

“I want to know what everyone is doing on every play, all the way from protection to tailback to progressions of quarterbacks.”

“There's adversity, it's inevitable you are going to face it.”

“Our approach to practice, I think, is paramount!”

“In my mind, God made me to play football for a very long time.”

“There's no pressure to strive to succeed on anything. I get to step into every single day and just enjoy the process, enjoy every moment, just be fully who I am and not feel failure in any way, but just be able to pursue success - and know that whatever happens, it is what it is.”

“Sometimes people take the approach that the play starts when the ball is snapped and kind of ends when you catch the ball, but for us... there's a new play that starts as soon as you catch that ball.”

“It drives my wife crazy because I can tune out anything. Whatever it is I'm focused on, I won't hear anything, I'm just focused on what I need to get done. It becomes a problem sometimes. I've been that way from as early as I can remember.”

“I'd be the first to tell you that stats lie and at receiver more than any other position, stats lie.”

“I'm just thankful for the path I've been on.”

“Speed is a luxury in my mind, quickness is a necessity.”

“I've had moments when I've had to bounce back. It's unfortunate, but you just don't have time to kind of sit there and stew on things. You have to flush them out, move on.”

“Obviously, you don't want to take for granted the difficulty of winning a division title.”

“You've got to have guys around you that also are pulling coverage to get into their spots and distributing the field the right way.”

“Embrace the weird.”

“It's just one of those things where you continue to get comfortable; catch the ball and get a feel for who is around you without really having to look to see who is around you.”

“We're playing 17 games of football a year, and a lot of the stuff that happened before that, those records hold a different weight, being that they were played in those 16 games.”

“I tend to get caught up in striving for perfection and not so much the accepting excellence part.”