If you can’t win something yourself, then sometimes the next best thing is seeing someone you love do it instead, and since Puka Nacua cannot win the Super Bowl this year (maybe next year?), he is putting all his eggs in Cooper Kupp’s basket.
It was during a recent interview with Kay Adams where Nacua became a tad emotional over the fact that he won’t be hoisting the Lombardi Trophy this year, and then he became emphatic about wanting to see Kupp win it all for his second time.
You can watch the video below, the moment happens within the first couple minutes, but the whole interview is fun because it’s Puka, Adams is fun a host, and Nacua is still vibing from Matthew Stafford’s recent MVP win.
No, the Rams can’t win the Super Bowl this year, but they got to the final four, Stafford did win MVP and Kupp has a chance to remind Rams fans this Sunday that he once did the damn thing for L.A. and the Rams when he brought the Rams their Super Bowl only a few years ago.
Time flies.
Who knows, maybe somedy Puka can do it for L.A. too.
Have a great weekend, thanks for checking out Turf Show Times, and whoever you are rooting for tomorrow, enjoy the Super Bowl!
Matthew Stafford Catches Huge Praise From Raiders’ Maxx Crosby (si.com)
”That is one thing and people give me sh** because you know, some people have certain opinions after we played the Rams. And I was like You [Matthew Stafford] are my favorite player. I do not give a — I will stand on that,” said Raiders’ Maxx Crosby on “The Rush Podcast”. From being a kid, he was that dude. Seeing him get a Super Bowl. It will be dope to see Stafford get an MVP because people are like Well, is he a Hall of Famer?”
Ex-Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury expected to join Rams’ coaching staff (nfl.com)
“The Los Angeles Rams are adding the former Washington Commanders offensive coordinator to Sean McVay’s coaching staff, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported Friday. Kingsbury’s title in L.A. is to be determined.
Kingsbury spent two seasons as OC in Washington before the two sides mutually agreed to part ways after the 2025 season.
In 2026, the 46-year-old coach will return to the NFC West, where he was a former rival of McVay as head coach of the Arizona Cardinals from 2019-2022.“
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