The Ravens have made a significant addition to last year's top-ranked offense by signing wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins. It's a one-year deal worth up to $6 million, according to ESPN’s Adam ...

Five years ago, DeAndre Hopkins posted a picture of him, Derrick Henry, and Lamar Jackson at NFL Honors to X, formerly Twitter, with the caption: "How many TD's would this trio total?" Little did ...

Getting the chance to play with him is a factor that five-time Pro Bowl wideout DeAndre Hopkins said "played a big part" in his decision to sign with the Ravens during his introductory press ...

The Baltimore Ravens will keep the tradition of bringing in a veteran receiver alive as they have signed DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year deal.The 32-year-old receiver is a five-time Pro Bowler and ...

DeAndre Hopkins wore No. 8 last year in Kansas City, but he obviously wasn't going to keep that jersey in Baltimore with Lamar Jackson as a teammate Hopkins, who inked his new contract with the ...

When DeAndre Hopkins posed the question five years ago pondering how many touchdowns a trio of himself, Lamar Jackson, and Derrick Henry would score, he didn't think he'd ever get an answer.

It started at NFL Honors in 2020, when DeAndre Hopkins dreamt about the possibility of someday forming a super trio with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. Hopkins was coming off his third straight ...

DeAndre Hopkins will have an introductory press conference on Friday, but his talents are already well known. Hopkins leads all NFL active players in receiving yards (12,965) and is on the verge ...

Despite a talented roster on both sides of the field, Baltimore hasn't been able to crack the code in a deep AFC conference that also features the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Ravens are hoping veteran receiver DeAndre Hopkins breaks the trend and staves off Father Time long enough to win a Super Bowl. Baltimore signed Hopkins to a one-year deal worth up to $6 ...

Free agency is well underway and the Ravens have made a couple moves, most notably re-signing Ronnie Stanley and bringing in DeAndre Hopkins. Here are my thoughts, all in 50 words or less ...

They will start trading some players after failing to make the playoffs, including center Deandre Ayton. Ayton is having his worst season as a pro. The effort he shows on the court is horrible.