We're not only at the halfway point of the work week, but we're one step closer to Super Bowl LIX kicking off from New Orleans. With a game like this on the horizon, time does seem to move a bit slower than usual,

Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein, Charles Robinson, and Frank Schwab—join forces live from Radio Row in New Orleans to go behind the scenes on the latest headlines, trade talks, and coaching moves that are shaping the future of the NFL.

The Los Angeles Rams plan on trading Cooper Kupp, the wide receiver posted on social media Monday. Kupp, the MVP when the Rams won Super Bowl LVI, said he hoped to remain a Ram for his entire career. That won’t happen now as he is no longer in the team’s plans.

Speaking of the Superdome, I got a sneak peek at all of the food that's going to be served in the stadium on Super Bowl Sunday. Because this is New Orleans, there will be alligator on the menu, and yes,

Kupp, after eight years and a Super Bowl title with the Rams, says the team will immediately seek a trade. He has missed 16 games due to injury in the three years since he was the Super Bowl LVI

There truly is no offseason with the NFL, even during Super Bowl Week. On Tuesday, it was announced the Los Angeles Rams have the intention of trading away the MVP of Super Bowl LVI, wide receiver Cooper Kupp.

Inside: Potential landing spots for Myles Garrett and Cooper Kupp, plus Tom Brady’s current rookie season and two more Super Bowl props. Trivia: Since 1976, only one NFC team made the Super Bowl without any players on that year’s All-Pro team.

Cooper Kupp could be on the move this offseason, though completing a trade for the former Super Bowl MVP could be complicated.