The All-Pro wide receiver and Super Bowl 56 MVP with the Los Angeles Rams arrives in Seattle not trying to prove anybody wrong.

Receiver Cooper Kupp grew up watching the Seattle Seahawks. Now he’s playing for them. Kupp, who is from Yakima, Washington, and played at Eastern Washington, was introduced as the newest Seahawk on Tuesday after signing a three-year deal worth $45 million.

After a rather unceremonious exit from the Rams that led him to becoming a member of the Seahawks, Cooper Kupp is very much looking forward to lining up against his old squad.

Adam Schefter of ESPN said on his podcast that the Cowboys had QB Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb take part in their recruiting pitch to sign WR Cooper Kupp

Before Cooper Kupp landed with the Seattle Seahawks, two Dallas Cowboys stars reportedly tried to recruit him to the team—quarterback Dak Prescott and receiver CeeDee Lamb. There was a report that came out last week saying the Cowboys were "making a push to sign" Kupp,