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Veteran wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has joined Georgia Tech as a coach and says he hasn’t retired from the NFL, keeping the door open for an NFL return in 2026 while focusing on developing players with the Yellow Jackets.
Former NFL Pro Bowl WR DeAndre Hopkins is expected to join Georgia Tech’s offensive coaching staff, marking a transition after visits to the Yellow Jackets and prior stints with the Patriots and Ravens; he has a long history with OC George Godsey and has hinted at pursuing coaching as his next career phase.
Veteran wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is expected to join Georgia Tech's offensive staff after a stint with the Patriots during training camp, reuniting with former Texans coach George Godsey. If confirmed, the move could signal the end of Hopkins's playing career, leaving him with 1,006 receptions for 13,295 yards and 85 touchdowns in 195 NFL games over 13 seasons, including a 2023 season with the Ravens (22 receptions, 330 yards, 2 TDs).
DeAndre Hopkins spent several days at the New England Patriots’ training camp, working with the offensive coaches and meeting with the club’s personnel department after obtaining league approval. Vrabel said Hopkins volunteered to help out and loves football, hinting at potential opportunities after his playing career. Hopkins appeared in 17 games for Baltimore last season, recording 22 receptions for 330 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Entering his 14th season, DeAndre Hopkins said he’d be open to reuniting with Kyler Murray and would join the Vikings if needed; Murray recently signed with Minnesota after their Arizona connection, and Hopkins — who had a reduced 2025 with the Ravens — remains a big-bodied veteran option Minnesota could add behind Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison.
NFL players, bigger and faster, struggle to grab flags and follow flag-football rules against the U.S. men’s flag team. The U.S. squad advances with a Burrow pick-six and a long TD from DeAndre Hopkins, leading 19-6 at halftime, highlighting that pro football stars would need substantial flag-football training—potentially more time before the 2028 Olympics.
With Kyler Murray potentially set to be released, DeAndre Hopkins teased a Kyler Murray–Justin Jefferson pairing in Minnesota, fueling speculation that the Vikings could pursue an experienced quarterback to stabilize the position under coach Kevin O’Connell after a disappointing 2025 season, supported by Murray’s 87 NFL starts, 121 passing TDs and over 20,000 passing yards.
DeAndre Hopkins, at 33 and in his 13th NFL season, plans to play at least one more year, expressing his love for the game and confidence in his abilities despite a career-low season. He joined the Ravens to pursue a Super Bowl and remains motivated, aiming to contribute more in the upcoming season, especially if he becomes a free agent.
Lamar Jackson was limited in practice again due to a hamstring injury, while DeAndre Hopkins was out with illness; both will be evaluated before the Ravens' game against the Bears.
Derrick Henry appreciates the perception that DeAndre Hopkins is 'washed' as it seems to motivate opponents to underestimate him, but Hopkins is performing well with limited snaps, making significant plays for the Ravens early in the season.
A Bills fan who shoved Ravens players Lamar Jackson and DeAndre Hopkins during a game has been indefinitely banned from all NFL stadiums. The incident, considered assault, led to the fan's ejection and possible criminal charges. Lamar Jackson responded to the shove with a two-handed shove himself and expressed regret for losing his composure.
A Bills fan was ejected after shoving Ravens players Lamar Jackson and DeAndre Hopkins during a game, raising questions about potential bans and the need for clearer rules on fan-player interactions.
The article highlights 10 key players to watch at the Baltimore Ravens training camp, including new addition DeAndre Hopkins, quarterback Lamar Jackson, and emerging talents like Keaton Mitchell and Adisa Isaac, emphasizing their potential impact and health status as camp begins.
Rashod Bateman praises veteran DeAndre Hopkins for his leadership and mentorship of younger Ravens receivers, highlighting Hopkins's valuable experience and positive influence on the team as they aim for success this season.
Lamar Jackson expressed excitement about throwing many touchdowns to new teammate DeAndre Hopkins, who impressed with a remarkable catch during minicamp, as they prepare for the upcoming season.