DeAndre Hopkins is on the free agent market and his first stop is the Titans. Getty Images. Hopkins has a cap number of $29,988,890 in 2023 and $25,453,886 in 2024, which make up the last two ...

In a frenzied NFL trade deadline, the rich once again got richer. The Chiefs' move for DeAndre Hopkins might be the best in-season acquisition.

The Baltimore Ravens are predicted to replace DeAndre Hopkins in 2026 by drafting highly-touted Ohio State wide receiver ...

Kansas City Chiefs. Hopkins could stick with the Kansas City Chiefs as he aims for a Super Bowl comeback in 2025. His solid performance has already made him a valuable asset to their offense, and ...

Hopkins is not alone with this vibe, given the flow of the hyperactive NFL trade market that closed on Tuesday.. This week, edge rusher Za’Darius Smith was dealt from the Browns (2-7) to the red ...

Retired NFL cornerback Adam Jones went on the Pat McAfee show Thursday afternoon, giving some insight on the Hopkins situation. “My sources tell me that D-Hop is getting hot right now,” he ...

DeAndre Hopkins has made his decision. On July 16, NFL reporter Doug Kyed revealed that Hopkins “is expected to sign with the [Tennessee] Titans, per source,” with an official deal coming ...

Hopkins has the eighth-most receiving yards through a player's first 10 seasons in NFL history (11.298) and the fourth-most receptions after a player's first 10 seasons (853).

NFL Network's Bucky Brooks explains why he has his eyes on the following three matchups ahead of the release of the NFL's 2024 regular season schedule: the Kansas City Chiefs at San Francisco ...

Hopkins to D-Hall: 'Hope treatment going well' Published: Aug 13, 2015 at 05:15 AM. Kevin Patra ... NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported Monday. ...

2023 NFL Draft rumors: ... No matter how it'd ultimately get done, Hopkins joining forces with Miller and the rest of the Bills would only make them an even more dangerous club in the AFC if it ...

Hopkins has the eighth-most receiving yards through a player's first 10 seasons in NFL history with 11,298, and the fourth-most receptions after a player's first 10 seasons with 853.