“God is good. On the mountains and in the valleys, He has been with us every step of the way,” he said of his wife, Anna Marie, and their children. “While we have been afforded the privilege to play such an amazing game, it is with humility we know each moment here is intentional, albeit temporary. We pray each day to be a light in this world, filled and guided by His spirit, and to make the most of every day according to His will. For His Glory!”He thanked his family “for your willingness to allow me to play the game I love to the utmost, more than anyone else, you understand the sacrifices to compete at the highest level, and you choose to join me in it as well,” he said. “I am so thankful to share in that with the people I love most.”The Rams, he said, made his “childhood vision” a reality when they drafted him in 2017. “They showed their belief in me on draft day and today, they showed continued faith,” he said. “… I also want to show gratitude to all of my past and present coaches and teammates. Whether we participated together in one or 1,000 drills, you left an impact and taught me a lesson.”Cooper Kupp also was vocal about his faith during this year’s post-game press conference after the Super Bowl, saying it keeps him grounded.“I got to a place where I was validated not from anything that happened on the field but because of my worth in God and in my Father,” he said. “And I’m just so incredibly thankful.”