We are nearing the end of the first week of NFL free agency, and could also be nearing a decision from Cooper Kupp.

Cooper Kuppwas released by the Los Angeles Rams earlier this week and it's now the Dallas Cowboys who have emerged as a potential suitor. The Cowboys are working to make a deal with Kupp, but despite their push are not currently considered the most likely landing spot for the former All-Pro wide receiver,

Kirk Cousins' future with the Atlanta Falcons is not solidified. Marc Raimondi of ESPN reported that Cousins isn't "completely unavailable" this offseason but that the team would be content with Cousins as a backup and would seek "suitable compensation" in any potential trade.

As the NFL awaits the decisions of Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson in 2025 free agency, another veteran quarterback is itching for his own opportunity to test the market. Despite Kirk Cousins' desire to pursue a starting gig,

The Atlanta Falcons see the quarterback chairs running out, and they’re not in a hurry to help teams by releasing quarterback Kirk Cousins by Sunday. Here are three NFL nuggets after the first day of the NFL's new year: Potential trading partners for Cousins: Browns,