Cooper Kupp is now a member of the Seattle Seahawks, and he has marked his new start with a new haircut.
Kupp has trimmed his beard and has his hair long and frizzy, coming down to midway down his cheeks. You can see the look in a photo of him in a Seahawks jersey.
There's a new QB and WR in Seattle 👀@CooperKupp | @Seahawks pic.twitter.com/SJMPatO5q5
— NFL (@NFL) July 14, 2025
Fans reacted to the photo and feel Kupp’s new look has a music vibe.
Cooper Kupp out here looking like the lead singer of a boy band pic.twitter.com/t7VlCPEsA3
— Hard Rock Bet (@HardRockBet) July 14, 2025
Cooper Kupp is all in on being in Seattle. Apparently he joined some grunge band in addition to signing with the Seahawks. 😂🎸 pic.twitter.com/It3CezstSK
— Auerbach Thoroughbreds 🏇 (@UnusualHeat) July 14, 2025
Who wore it better?
— Sean Mitchell (@smitchell17) July 14, 2025
Cooper Kupp or Pickford from Dazed & Confused? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/dWPNr39QIo
Cooper Kupp looks like one of those boyfriends off the old Disney Channel shows back in the day. pic.twitter.com/17McllsSEk
— Jameson Hutchison (@Jamesonrulez) July 14, 2025
Cooper Kupp new look giving me the same vibes here… pic.twitter.com/wf7qt02WK5
— LaQuan Jones (@RealDealFantasy) July 14, 2025
Here is a comparison to the more clean-cut look Kupp had during his rookie season.
Cooper Kupp in his rookie year 🆚 his ninth season 🌊
— The 33rd Team (@The33rdTeamFB) July 14, 2025
📸: @RamsNFL / @Seahawks https://t.co/KySn6JaDbq pic.twitter.com/v8IPZKqBUO
Kupp has definitely changed things up. The 32-year-old is also hoping for a rebirth in Seattle.
Kupp has battled injuries over the past three years, which followed his stellar 2021 season. That year, Kupp led the NFL with 145 catches for 1,947 yards and 16 touchdowns. Since then, Kupp has played in 33 games over three seasons while being limited by hamstring and ankle injuries.
Last season, Kupp had 67 catches for 710 yards and 6 touchdowns. Despite his down year, Kupp still got a 3-year, $45 million deal from the Seahawks. He’s eager to show the Seahawks were right to invest in him.
