Two touchdowns and many important receptions – Cooper Kupp was the most important player on the side of the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LVI, for which the wide receiver was voted MVP.

Munich – Cooper Kupp put the cherry on top of his record-breaking season with another fabulous performance. In the end, the wide receiver was named MVP of Super Bowl LVI.

In the 23:20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals, the Los Angeles Rams superstar caught eight passes for 92 yards including two touchdowns, including the decisive score in the final phase.

Kupp sets postseason record

The blond set a new postseason record as he collected 33 balls in the four games. In the regular season he was already number one in receptions (145), receiving yards (1947) and receiving touchdowns (16).

For this, Kupp was honoured as Offensive Player of the Year. The 28-year-old is only the second player after Joe Montana to win both titles in one season.

Before last season, he had committed himself to the Californians for another three years and earns 47.25 million US dollars.