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Cooper Kupp's Five-Ball Stunt Explained | Seattle Seahawks News

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Cooper Kupp’s viral five-ball catch—where he snagged one between two already in hand—sparked nostalgia and awe, revealing the stunt was inspired by old NFL Fantasy Files clips featuring Andre Johnson and Chris Cooley. Despite a slight dip in stats last season, Kupp remained pivotal to the Seahawks’ Super Bowl win and is poised for a resurgence under new coach Mike Macdonald’s offense, as he enters his 10th season chasing another championship.

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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cooper Kupp's Five-Ball Stunt Explained | Seattle Seahawks News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's September 7th. Welcome in. This is Seattle Seahawks News today, where team coverage meets AI. So Cooper Cup, the dude who's been bawling out for years, recently dropped his video online. He's out there catching five footballs in one go, and the last one he snags is actually between the other two he's already holding. It went viral, wrecking up millions of views, and got everyone talking about those legendary hands. Turns out, this wasn't some brand new tricky invented. Cup himself cleared the air, saying the whole idea came from an old series called NFL Fantasy Biles. He specifically mentioned seeing former players like Andre Johnson and Chris Cooley doing similar stunts back in the day. It's pretty cool to see how inspiration travels, even in the world of professional sports. Cup's been a top receiver for a while now, and this little display just reminded everyone of the skill and focus it takes to perform at that level. Especially with the kind of pressure he's under, he was pretty tight-lipped about how many

tries it took to nail that five ball catch. Just giving a playful, I can't tell you. But even with a bit of a dip in stats last season compared to his peak years, he was still a crucial part of his team's Super Bowl win. Now, with a new offensive scheme being cooked up by Coach Mike McDonald, there's a lot of buzz around the Seahawks. Cup's entering his tenth season, and if this new offense clicks, we might see him elevate his game even further as they aim for another championship. Run.

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