The Los Angeles Rams are at a crossroads. Three years after winning Super Bowl 56, the franchise appears ready to part ways with two of its star players, shocking both teammates and fans while foreshadowing a dramatic roster shift.

The Los Angeles Rams plan on trading Cooper Kupp, the wide receiver posted on social media Monday. Kupp, the MVP when the Rams won Super Bowl LVI, said he hoped to remain a Ram for his entire career. That won’t happen now as he is no longer in the team’s plans.

Earlier this offseason, veteran wide receiver Cooper Kupp released a public statement revealing the Los Angeles Rams' intentions to trade him this offseason.

Kupp took the league by storm, winning the NFL Offensive Player of the Year, a first-team All-Pro and Super Bowl MVP.

Buffalo has been named as a potential landing spot for the 2021 Offensive Player of the Year and Super Bowl LVI MVP

There's a belief around the NFL that Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp can operate as a top weapon in the passing attack of nearly any team in 2025. "No question," an NFL scout told Fox Sports' Eric Williams.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp popped up in NFL rumors in late October of last season with the team shopping him after a 1-4 start coming out of the bye week. While a mid-season turnaround kept him on the Rams roster,

Cooper Kupp is poised to be one of the most talked about potential trades this offseason. The Los Angeles Rams wide receiver is expected to be shipped despite him wanting to stay. NFL Insider Albert Breer points out that the Rams would look to get done with this trade sooner rather than later.