
DeAndre Hopkins Eyes Baltimore Return, Seeks Familiar Deal
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DeAndre Hopkins, a Baltimore Ravens wide receiver, aims to re-sign with the team on a similar deal to last years five million dollars. Despite injuries limiting his playing time, Hopkins believes hes a valuable asset, averaging fifteen yards per catch and praising teammate Zay Flowers. Handling his own negotiations, Hopkins is open to offers, but his heart seems set on staying in Baltimore.
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On March 24th, the Andre Hopkins wants to resign with the Baltimore Ravens on a deal similar to last year's $5 million. The wider receiver shared this during a recent chat with an online content creator, saying he's not upset with that number and hopes for the same. Again, he explained that injuries kept him off the field too much last season, so he didn't get to fully prove his value, especially in key red zone spots. Still, Hopkins believes he's a reliable target who helps quarterbacks, pulling in over a half his passes during healthy stretches. Fans and analysts see his point, as his stats show him as a strong deep threat, averaging 15 yards per catch. He even praised teammates Zay flowers as the top option in Baltimore's receiver group, showing no hard feelings despite his own experience. Without a traditional agent, Hopkins handles his own negotiations, just like when he landed a $2 year, $54.5 million contract. With Arizona back in 2020, at nearly 34, he's making it clear he's one of the best available
and open to offers. As teens gear up for the off season, Hopkins will likely draw interest from squads needing a proven veteran, but his heart seems set on staying where. He feels valued in Baltimore. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with the story.
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