Baltimore Ravens wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins isn't ready to call it quits with the gridiron just yet. The Ravens brought in Hopkins on a one-year flier to juice up the wide receiver room, but the rumor mill has already been spinning.
A 7-7 season is not what DeAndre Hopkins signed on for when he joined the Baltimore Ravens this past offseason. This has been a regular season campaign that's been nothing short of a massive disappointment for the perennial contenders.
The Baltimore Ravens signed five-time Pro Bowler DeAndre Hopkins to be a veteran presence both on and off the field for the team. While his value off the court has been strong, the Ravens have not seen a lot from him on the field this season.
The NFL officially started recording sack totals during the 1982 season, and since then a player has totaled 18 or more sacks in a season on 31 occasions. How many of the 31 can you name in five minutes?
The Baltimore Ravens suffered a tough 27-22 Week 14 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers to fall 6-7 on the season. To make matters worse, the loss came after a controversial call that took away a late-game touchdown for tight end Isaiah Likely.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
PITTSBURGH — Could the solution to the Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver issues lie within their division? As the Week 8 trade deadline rapidly approaches, the Steelers remain vigilant in searching for a potential wide receiver trade to improve the room.
Don’t look now, but the New England Patriots are back in their familiar spot atop the AFC East, and we expect them to load up for another deep playoff run.
Per SI.com’s Jay Morrison, the Bengals’ 48-10 loss to the Vikings in Week 3 was the biggest margin of defeat in franchise history. Cincinnati QB Jake Browning after the loss: “Any time you turn the ball over that much, you’re going to get blown out.
The Bengals have received questions about whether their offensive system is sustainable for Joe Burrow to remain healthy following his turf toe injury.
At 33 years old, Baltimore Ravens wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins' days of being a workhorse wideout are likely behind him. Or are they? In two games this season, Hopkins, who signed with the Ravens back in March, has four receptions on as many targets for 99 yards and two touchdowns.
DeAndre Hopkins, the veteran wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens, has shared powerful insights into what drives him on and off the field. After a standout
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Baltimore Ravens did what everyone was hoping to see from them in Week 2, dominating the Cleveland Browns 41-17. It was an impressive showing from both sides, as the offense was electric, per usual, and the defense forced two key turnovers.
A few months ago, the Baltimore Ravens announced that they were signing a 33-year-old DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year, $6-million contract. At the time, it seemed like a nothing burger, but now it seems as if the Ravens may have gotten one of the biggest steals of the off season.
The Baltimore Ravens signed veteran DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year, $5 million deal back in March. Many thought it would be a meaningless signing, given the 33-year-old's disappointing 2024 campaign.
In one of the wildest comebacks you will ever see, the Buffalo Bills somehow rallied past the Baltimore Ravens to win a 41-40 thriller with a walk-off field goal on "Sunday Night Football."
Let’s cut through the noise here. If you’re banking on DeAndre Hopkins to save your fantasy season in 2025, you might want to pump the brakes and reconsider your draft strategy.
The Baltimore Ravens are loaded with Super Bowl aspirations, and the arrival of future Hall of Fame wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has only fueled the fire.
The Baltimore Ravens signed DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year deal this offseason, and the franchise is hoping the veteran wideout can help the team finally get over the hump and win a Super Bowl.
Baltimore Ravens receiver DeAndre Hopkins is joining the ever-growing collection of athletes who have pursued investment opportunities while they are still active in their sport.
Former Houston Texans wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has opened up on the possibility of being in the Texans Ring of Honor. "I love Houston, I still live here, my family lives here.
How many of the NFL players with the most receptions in a season can you name in five minutes?
Baltimore Ravens fans went from likely rooting against DeAndre Hopkins due to his ties to the Kansas City Chiefs to now hoping like heck he can bring some intensity to their team.
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.
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.
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