Cooper Kupp value

[ravn88]

For some reason he has gone under my radar. But now that im watching him play, he very good, i see him in my league, he's on pace for 100+ targets in his rookie season, his College tape i pretty good..

I really like Wr who gets tons of targets, like Hopkins and KA, he might be the next big Target machine..

What would you pay for him during the offseason ?

Players:
Crabtree, Marvin Jones, Parker, Coleman
Picks:
Late 1. early 2.

[Coogan Football]

You can try that late 1st, but I'd rather have Kupp

[lukkynumber13]

I wouldn't sell him for less than a top 6 First

[RB6]

Probably gotta offer that late 1st+

[diamonddave]

as an owner, i'd trade him for a first but it sounds like i'm in the minority.

[ninotoreS]

Kupp could plausibly be a Pro Bowler next year, considering his projected opportunity and the magic McVay has worked in LA with Goff.

Watkins seems likely to skip town this offseason since he's unhappy with his low usage. I do expect Woods to stay in LA for years, but based on Kupp's rookie success with the presumption that he's still scratching the surface, Kupp should pass Woods on the chart before too long. As a rookie, Kupp's already just about Woods' equal (Kupp's PFF grade is currently 80.5, Woods' is 80.3).

Kupp's been the best WR from this year's class. And unlike Ross/Williams/JJSS, Kupp probably won't be stuck behind a superstar on his depth-chart for years, while being paired with a young, fairly promising QB he can grow with and whom already trusts him. With Goff suddenly transformed into an above-average QB under McVay, Kupp's dynasty future is bright. Even the home venue is ideal for dynasty; great weather in LA for throwing the ball a lot.

I agree with the top 6 1st round pick value. There's some intriguing rookies in next year's class, otherwise I'd have Kupp's price-tag even higher.

[Goddard]

I'd have a hard time giving up a 1st for him just yet, but apparently that's what it's going to take.

[Phaded]

I wouldn't give up a 1st for him but that is what his owners would want.
So his value is extremely debatable.

[failblazer]

I'd have a hard time giving up a 1st for him just yet, but apparently that's what it's going to take.

I love Kupp and traded up to get him in rookie drafts wherever possible. I definitely wouldn't move him for a back end 1st or early 2nd, because I can't help but feel that Kupp is the kind of player I'd be targeting in those slots anyway. That being said, I wouldn't expect anyone to pay more than that (so a top 6-7 pick) but if I am not getting it then I see no incentive to move him.

I think Kupp is a guy who is best traded up as part of a package for a more valuable player. That's where a Kupp owner might be able to exploit his value this offseason.

[block2323]

I would have a hard time giving up a first for him just yet but I can see the appeal. He is definitely someone to target & maybe you could make a deal involving Crabtree or Marvin Jones if other owner likes one of them.

[koalabear]

He should attract a premium cos he's with McVay. I would sell him in the 1.05-1.09 range probably.

[24FlavorsofFun]

You're asking this question at the worst time. Coming off his best career game.

His value is through the roof right now.

It'll take a top half first. But is he worth that long-term?

[lukkynumber13]

I tried to sell him to an owner in my league who loves him, and couldn't get the 1.08 for him.

[WhatWouldDitkaDo]

He's a younger Julian Edelman. You will never be able to get more than a late 1st for him, but he'll be a productive WR2/3.

[HughHoney]

I wasn’t on the bandwagon at first but took him when he fell to me in the mid third. I’d need a mid 1st to sell now. Don’t expect an offer like that though so he’ll probably be on my team for quite some time.