If the presence of an Eastern Washington University helmet wasn't enough to make Cooper Kupp's signing with the Seahawks feel like a homecoming, then maybe the vintage Pearl Jam T-shirt, worn under a flannel shirt, was enough to hammer home the obvious point.

Receiver Cooper Kupp grew up watching the Seattle Seahawks. Now he’s playing for them. Kupp, who is from Yakima, Washington, and played at Eastern Washington, was introduced as the newest Seahawk on Tuesday after signing a three-year deal worth $45 million.

When Kupp was introduced, he held up his new Seahawks jersey, which had his classic No. 10 on the back. Kupp had worked out a deal with Nwosu to obtain No. 10 from him, and explained the "cost" was donating to Nwosu's foundation.