Pro Bowl RB on teaming up with DeAndre Hopkins: It would be 'epic for the NFL'

Dalvin Cook, released this month after six years with the Minnesota Vikings, has an interest in joining forces with fellow free agent DeAndre Hopkins. 

Speaking Monday on The Adam Schefter Podcast, Cook said of Hopkins, "If we end up on the same roster, that would be something epic for the NFL."

The probability that Cook and Hopkins ink deals with the same team this offseason is highly improbable. While each may no longer be in their prime, the Pro Bowl pairing has amassed north of $143M in career earnings and won't come excessively cheap. 

Cook, who turns 28 in August, has made it clear he's in no rush to sign a deal as he waits on the right situations. Since his release, the South Florida native has been connected most prominently to the Miami Dolphins, who lack a true top-back in their Raheem Mostert/Jeff Wilson-led backfield. The Denver Broncos and Dallas Cowboys have also been rumored as potential landing spots.