The Baltimore Ravens signed De'Andre Hopkins this offseason, significantly bolstering a receiving corps that certainly needed some depth. However, some have questioned the Ravens' decision to add Hopkins as a result of his rather lackluster showing with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2024.
When the Kansas City Chiefs signed DeAndre Hopkins midway through last season, the thought was he could help push the offense to greater heights. Amid injuries to Rashee Rice and Marquise Brown, the Chiefs needed someone to step up, and they thought it would be Hopkins, and to an extent, it was.
The Kansas City Chiefs needed help at wide receiver during the 2024 season so Brett Veach went and did something he typically doesn't do: He traded for a wide receiver.
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After adding DeAndre Hopkins via free agency, the Baltimore Ravens' wide receiver room is in a better spot than it ever has during the Lamar Jackson era.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Kansas City Chiefs had to cut ties with several players this offseason in pursuit of building the strongest team they can in their eyes to return to the playoffs.
The veteran wide receiver may have an easier time in Baltimore The Baltimore Ravens added valuable depth and a veteran presence to their wide receiver corps during free agency by signing DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year deal.
New Baltimore Ravens wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has been one of the NFL's best for essentially his entire career, which is why last season was so jarring.
The Baltimore Ravens haven't made many additions this offseason of note. They brought in wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, but no other move on either side of the ball met that magnitude.
DeAndre Hopkins' career likely won't be defined by his time with the Baltimore Ravens, but for at least the upcoming season, he belongs to the team. Hopkins spent 12 seasons in the NFL before inking a one-year deal with the Ravens last month, and in that time, he has parked himself into No.
The Tennessee Titans have been home to some of the best players in NFL history, especially at the wide receiver position. Following former Titans wideout Julio Jones' retirement over the weekend, CBS Sports writer Bryan DeArdo ranked the NFL's best wide receivers since 2000, and three Tennessee players made the list.
The Baltimore Ravens have had a quiet, but productive offseason. They locked down left tackle Ronnie Stanley to a three-year deal and signed DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year deal to add to their receiving corps.
Last season, the Kansas City Chiefs made the move for receiver DeAndre Hopkins to bolster Patrick Mahomes' weapons as the hunt for a third successive Super Bowl was the target.
The Kansas City Chiefs and wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins parted ways this offseason as the now former Chief wide receiver joins the Baltimore Ravens for the 2025 campaign.
ESPN’s Seth Walder complimentary of Ravens’ signing of wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins The Baltimore Ravens added big-name, big-body wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins and it’s been lauded by most.
The Baltimore Ravens have made few splashes this offseason and were largely quiet at the height of the free agency period. They signed former All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year deal, which gives them a very good trio of Hopkins, Zay Flowers, and Rashod Bateman for Lamar Jackson to throw the ball to.
The Baltimore Ravens signed All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins last month away from the AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs. Hopkins inked a one-year deal worth $5 million in hopes of continuing to contend in the AFC playoff race.
Bengals HC Zac Taylor didn’t have much of an update regarding extension talks with DE Trey Hendrickson. “Just continue to work through,” Taylor said, via PFT.
The Baltimore Ravens don't have many glaring holes on their roster. While they've been quiet in free agency, a big reason for that is because they didn't necessarily need to make any huge moves.
The Baltimore Ravens' signing of star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins already looks to be a great move, as for just one year and $5 million, they nabbed one of the best receivers of his generation who still has some gas in the tank at 32 years old.
Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is the new big man in town in Baltimore, and he seems to be echoing sentiments heard last year from Derrick Henry from whenever he was the big, new thing.
Five-time Pro Bowl receiver DeAndre Hopkins has reached an agreement on a one-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens, according to multiple reports on Tuesday.
DeAndre Hopkins went from one Super Bowl contender to another when he agreed to a deal with the Ravens on Tuesday, and the star wide receiver believes the sky is the limit for him and his new teammates. An old social media post is proof of that.
His deal in Baltimore has a base value of $5M with another $1M available via incentives, according to Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic.
If Hopkins can stay healthy, he should provide the passing offense with the vertical threat it has been lacking.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Ravens are signing WR DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year, $6 million deal. Adam Scheter notes Hopkins’ deal carries a $5 million value and he can make an additional $1 million through incentives. Hopkins, 32, is a former first-round pick of the Texans back in 2013.
Chiefs WR DeAndre Hopkins posted on his X account to deny rumors that he will be retiring following the team’s loss in the Super Bowl. “Don’t know what you heard but I’m not done yet.” Hopkins tweeted out on Tuesday.
During recent chats with NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, Chiefs tight end coach Tom Melvin and some of Kelce's teammates touched upon what the future Hall of Famer means to the team beyond his on-the-field contributions.
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