The Los Angeles Rams‘ injury list has been officially updated, and the new list is somewhat favorable for the fans. If you didn’t notice, Cooper Kupp was not mentioned as an injured reserve on the list, which is a huge deal. The wide receiver was hurt in Week 2’s defeat against the Cardinals. Kupp’s ankle was not at all looking good at that moment and due to that the speculations are right now that the WR can miss a lot of time. This implies that there was a potential for the WR to miss the entire season, but that has now been ruled out.

According to the most recent Los Angeles Rams injury report, only two additional players have been added to the injured reserve list. These are Jonah Jackson, an offensive lineman, and John Johnson, a safety. Everyone anticipated Cooper Kupp to be on the list, so his omission was stunning. Rumors and assumptions about the WR’s return to the field have already circulated in the market following this revelation. The most likely site for his return is the Rams’ Week 3 game versus the 49ers.

In general, the Rams and the 49ers have a fascinating rivalry. The 49ers so far have won more matches but the last time these teams collided Rams were on top. If you don’t remember, the last time these two teams faced up, the Rams won by a single point, 21-20. In such a difficult game, the Rams must demonstrate their full potential, which is why Cooper Kupp’s return is critical for them. Kupp is currently engaged in some personal business while new reports concerning his property resale arise on the market.

Cooper Kupp has recently sold his Oregon mansion.

We all know how massive Kupp’s Oregon house is. It is a luxurious structure with the latest amenities, including indoor training facilities. It was a massive Wilsonville property of 5,700 square feet. Oh, my! The mansion was so huge and lovely! It is everyone’s ambition to live there. Although the property is great Cooper Kupp decided to sell it and opted to spend time with his family in California.

Not only that, but the NFL player got a great price on this property sale. The property was marketed for $3.5 million, but due to some negotiations or other considerations, it was eventually sold for $3 million. It suggests that Kupp is looking forward to spending more time with his family following his injury, which might indicate that his ailment is significant, which is not a good thing for the Rams fans.

What are your opinions on the LA Rams’ updated injury list?