Aaron Donald answered any looming questions about the possibility of him retiring this week when he signed a three-year deal with the Rams, ensuring he’ll be back in uniform this season. But his new contract isn’t the only one Los Angeles wants to get done this offseason.
Cooper Kupp is also due for a raise and the team is working on rewarding its star receiver for the job he did last season. Currently making $15.75 million per year, Kupp should crack $20 million annually on his revised contract.
General manager Les Snead shared an update on Kupp’s deal Tuesday during an interview on the Rich Eisen Show, and he says Kupp is next on the list. The goal is to get his deal done before training camp.
