The Cleveland Browns need to get back on their feet early this season. They can’t afford to shoot themselves in the foot, and that means capitalizing on every scoring option they have.
Is there an issue with the special teams group? Last year, the NFL season did not go the way the Cleveland Browns drew it up on paper. After winning 11 games in 2023 and making the postseason, hopes were really high.
Sometimes the a player just has a bad season. That's what the Cleveland Browns are banking on when it comes to kicker Dustin Hopkins moving forward. Special teams coordinator Bubba Ventrone acknowledged that it's been a difficult year for Hopkins during the 2024 campaign.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
Football is a fickle mistress. Cleveland Browns kicker Dustin Hopkins has experienced that first hand during the 2024 season. A year ago, Hopkins was a Pro Bowl alternate, having posted career marks for his field goal kicking.
The Cleveland Browns have had two kickers competing with each other for playing time. Dustin Hopkins and Riley Patterson have been battling for the job.
As the Cleveland Browns get ready to face the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 15 head coach Kevin Stefanski made the unusual move of benching starting kicker Dustin Hopkins and going with a backup just over an hour before kickoff.
It's been a season of continued struggles for kicker Dustin Hopkins, so much so that the Cleveland Browns are opting for a temporary kicking change for the team's matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Cleveland Browns have had a revolving door at the kicker position for what feels like forever. Ever since Browns legend Phil Dawson left the team the position has been unsettled.
Hopkins has been having the worst kicking year of his career.
Kicking is a fickle mistress. Nobody knows that more than Cleveland Browns kicker Dustin Hopkins. One year after delivering the best kicking performance of his career and being named a Pro Bowl alternate, Hopkins kicking swing has deserted him.
64 percent accuracy. That's what Cleveland Browns kicker Dustin Hopkins is carrying into the team's Week 15 contest against the Kansas City Chiefs. Hopkins, who was recently given an extension to stay with Cleveland in the 2024 offseason, has certainly not lived up to the expectations set for him with that extension.
As if the Cleveland Browns' struggle this season hasn't been bad enough, one player who we all thought was dependable is now a liability. The struggles of kicker Dustin Hopkins are baffling to say the least.
Hopkins missed field-goal attempts of 38 and 45 yards while the Browns were trailing 13-7 on Sunday.
Week 11 proved to be a tough day at the office for Cleveland Browns kicker Dustin Hopkins. The 34-year-old spoiled two different potential first-half scoring drives for Cleveland in a 35-14 loss to the New Orleans Saints.
In a homecoming of sorts for Cleveland Browns quarterback Jameis Winston, it's the Saints who lead 14-6 at the half in New Orleans on Sunday afternoon in Week 11.
Dustin Hopkins’ three-year, $15.9 million contract extension with the Cleveland Browns is now official, and the kicker was fired up during his video for the team on social media, which included a message for the fans.
The Cleveland Browns and kicker Dustin Hopkins agreed to a three-year, $15.9 million extension, according to multiple reports on Monday. The deal puts Hopkins under contract with the Browns through the 2027 season.
The deal keeps him in Cleveland through the 2027 campaign. The veteran was set to hit free agency following the 2024 season.
The Cleveland Browns are signing K Dustin Hopkins to a three-year, $15.9 million extension, according to Adam Schefter. Hopkins, 33, is a former sixth-round pick of the Bills back in 2013.
The Cleveland Browns are likely to be without kicker Dustin Hopkins for this Saturday’s playoff game against the Houston Texans. Head coach Kevin Stefanski announced that it is unlikely that Hopkins will be available in Houston.
Hopkins suffered a hamstring injury during the team’s 36-22 win over the Houston Texans in Week 16 on Sunday.
Cleveland Browns kicker Dustin Hopkins is ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's game against the Houston Texans with a hamstring injury, potentially impacting Cleveland's offensive strategy on Sunday.
Before this season, it had been quite some time that the Cleveland Browns had a dependable kicker for the entirety of a season. There are still four games left in the regular season and Dustin Hopkins is the new franchise record holder for field goals made in a season.
Dustin Hopkins has been the NFL’s best and hardest working kicker this season — no other kicker has booted more than his 30 field goals, nor has any kicker been asked to attempt more than his 33 field-goal tries.
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The top of the depth chart is pretty much set for the Chargers. Aside from some potential shuffling at defensive back and a joust between Joshua Palmer and rookie Quentin Johnston for the No. 3 receiver gig, L.A. doesn't have a whole lot to worry about at the top of the roster. One starting job that is very much up for grabs is the kicker job.
In the Chargers' 19-16 overtime victory against the Broncos on Monday, Hopkins made all four of his field-goal attempts despite a right hamstring injury suffered during the game.
With the 19-16 win on Monday Night, the Chargers move to 4-2 on the season, while Nathaniel Hackett and the Broncos are 2-4.
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