Kupp's first year in Seattle couldn't have gone better from a team standpoint, but his individual production slipped to a career-low 37.1 yards per game. While his final two seasons in Los Angeles (2023-24) were far from prolific, Kupp at least averaged 61.4 and 59.2 yards per game, maintaining some fantasy value as a WR3 or WR4. In Seattle, he enjoyed his healthiest season since his historic 2021 campaign, playing 768 snaps in 16 regular-season games. It just didn't result in many targets (70, 4.4 per game), with Jaxon Smith-Njigba accounting for nearly one-third of the team's pass volume. Now 33, entering the second season of a three-year, $45 million contract, Kupp has a $9 million salary guarantee for 2026. That should keep his roster spot safe, but he might just be competing for a No. 3 receiver job, as the Seahawks also bring back Rashid Shaheed and Tory Horton.