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But despite being 33 years old, Kupp has shown no signs of slowing down early in camp. After turning in one of the highlight plays of camp earlier this week with a diving one-handed grab near the sideline, he had another handful of catches on Thursday, including getting behind rookie safety Bud Clark for a big gain during a one-on-one session.

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Kupp showing no decline at 33 despite role concerns; standout performer in pads practice.

Despite being 33 years old and concerns about potential role diminishment with Rashid Shaheed integration and Tory Horton's return, Kupp has shown no signs of slowing down early in camp. He delivered one of the highlight plays of camp earlier in the week with a diving one-handed grab near the sideline and had another handful of catches Thursday, including getting behind rookie safety Bud Clark for a big gain during a one-on-one session. Kupp said his approach to camp is no different from any other since entering the NFL in 2017.

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