Los Angeles Rams star quarterback Matthew Stafford was fortunate enough to not only attend a Los Angeles Lakers game, but also had a courtside seat to get to see superstar LeBron James, who exploded for 56 points, go to work. LeBron notably interacted with Stafford following the game, telling the Super bowl champion that he couldn't have the Rams star watching him and not put on a show for him. This interaction, and LeBron's outstanding effort, prompted a hilarious response from Stafford's teammate Cooper Kupp, who wants LeBron and the Lakers to know that he's also there for them if needed.

Cooper Kupp makes a very good observation. Kupp noted that Rams players sitting courtside at Lakers games has worked out pretty well for Los Angeles. He's not wrong, as Aaron Donald sat courtside, and LeBron James helped lead the Lakers to a fourth-quarter comeback. Matthew Stafford sat courtside and LeBron dropped 56.

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If Kupp sat courtside, LeBron might mess around and break the league's single-game scoring record. Just kidding, but in all seriousness, the Rams and the Lakers have a good thing going right now- and Kupp can add to it.

Not just for the sake of the Lakers- who need all the help they can get- but also for himself too. After all, Kupp is just as amazed by the feats of LeBron as the rest of us.

That is as good a reason as any for Kupp to take a seat courtside and watch LeBron and the Lakers play.