After losing in Super 59 with the Kansas City Chiefs, DeAndre Hopkins is joining another AFC contender in the Baltimore Ravens.
The veteran wide receiver signed a one-year, $5 million deal with the Ravens, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The deal can increase to $6 based on incentives.
Hopkins played six games with the Titans before Tennessee traded the him to the Chiefs. He played 10 regular season and three playoff games with Kansas City.
The veteran wideout is entering his 13th year in the NFL and will play for his fifth team. He spent seven years with the Texans, three with the Cardinals, 1.5 with the Titans and 0.5 with the Chiefs.
He’ll provide depth in Baltimore’s wide receiver corps while also serving as a positive influence to young wideouts such as Zay Flowers.
Hopkins finished the 2024 season 610 receiving yards and five touchdowns on 56 receptions and 80 targets. While he’s past his prime, he should carve out a decent role with the Ravens during the 2025 season.