Cooper Kupp Steps Up When It Matters | Seattle Seahawks News

0:00On September 10th, so the Seahawks game got a little dicey early on Wednesday. Quarterback Sam Donald had to leave in the first quarter with a hip injury and drew lock stepped in. That put a lot of pressure on the offense to get things moving, especially with the Patriots of 10-nothing. But then, Cooper Cupp stepped up. In the third quarter on a crucial third down, lock through a deep pass and Cupp, showing he still got it at 33 years old, snagged it with. One hand for a 24-yard gain. That play really seemed to spark the team. That big catch by Cupp eventually led to the Seahawks finally putting some points on the board with a feel goal. It's a reminder of how clutch he can be, and if Donald is out for a while, Cupp, lock in the rest of the guys when he to really step up there. Gap, Cupp's been talking all season about needing more creativity on offense, finding ways to make plays and score. He's a veteran, a former Super Bowl MVP, and he knows what it takes to lead. He's been preaching about finding those opportunities and gaining an edge.

1:02Right now, the game is tied 10-10 in the fourth quarter. We'll have to see how it all shakes out, but Cupp's performance was definitely a highlight in a tough situation. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Seattle Seahawks news today. AI Power Team Coverage