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Cooper Kupp, Sterling Shepard and a 'washed' list that TPS viewers argue with

Seven NFL countdowns went up, and a trade-regrets list and a quarterback follow-up are the ones drawing the steadiest crowds now.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

9 NFL Stars Who Suddenly Look Completely WASHED9 NFL Stars Who Suddenly Look Completely WASHED

"9 NFL Stars Who Suddenly Look Completely WASHED" is the kind of title that invites an argument, and TPS, the NFL list-and-rankings channel hosted here by Aaron Leger, got one. The video was the most watched of seven uploads this week, and its comment section spends most of its time defending the people on the list. Cooper Kupp gets the loudest support, with viewers pointing out that he is still reliable even when the stats are thin. Sterling Shepard gets a different kind of attention: many ask when, exactly, he was ever a star.

Timing did not help the list either. Several commenters note that Darren Waller and Deshaun Watson both had good games right after it went up, one of them pointing out that Watson's Browns had just won two in a row.

The Week 4 power rankings, headlined by the five teams still undefeated, did nearly as well, though almost all of its views came on day one. The momentum now sits with the newer, two-sided lists: players whose old teams regret trading them, and a quarterback version a day later about passers given up on too soon. Both are pulling in daily views at a pace well ahead of everything else on the channel, and they have helped lift the whole channel well above its usual daily level.

Among the American sports league and media channels around its size, TPS is the smallest in views this week, which says more about the company it keeps: First Things First, SPORTSNET and The Rich Eisen Show all ran at roughly twice their usual pace.

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What viewers say

  • Yeah Cooper Kupp isnt Washed. He is still reliable as hell. Maybe he doesnt get the stats sometimes but he is still good at what he does
    @michaelmarriott1177See it on YouTube
  • Has Shepherd ever been unwashed
  • Waller just put up 28 points on FF

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The videos drawing views on TPS right now

The facts
Channel
TPS
Subscribers
1,230,000
Channel views, last 7 days
347,842
Videos published this week
7
Video published
September 26, 2026
Video views so far
76,888
Views on its first day
21,419

The numbers

Here is how TPS's week looks in numbers.

views gained this week, compared with similar channels
ESPN College Football
27,942,141
The Rich Eisen Show
9,811,301
First Things First
9,447,392
SPORTSNET
6,578,909
CBS Sports
6,366,982
NFL Throwback
4,528,201
NFL Films
3,162,129
TPS
347,842
subscribers
1,230,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
690,818,681
views per day
71,149
typical day: 42,276
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
ESPN College Football
1,400,000
NFL Films
1,390,000
SPORTSNET
1,270,000
CBS Sports
1,240,000
TPS
1,230,000
NFL Throwback
1,210,000
The Rich Eisen Show
1,140,000
First Things First
1,110,000
Overtime SZN
1,100,000
As of October 3, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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