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DeAndre Hopkins, Ravens Agree to $6M Contract in NFL FA

Could the signing of DeAndre Hopkins by the Ravens end the Chiefs' dominance in the AFC?

DeAndre Hopkins reached a one-year agreement with the Baltimore Ravens this week, per ESPN's Adam Schefter, and the wide receiver finally fullfiled his wish of playing with Lamar

Bleacher Report · 2d

Report: DeAndre Hopkins, Ravens Agree to $6M Contract in NFL FA after Chiefs Stint

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CBS Sports on MSN · 1d

2025 NFL free agency: Ravens, WR DeAndre Hopkins agree to terms on one-year deal

Along with Jackson, Hopkins is joining an offense that also includes fellow wideout Zay Flowers, three-time Pro Bowl tight end Mark Andrews and future Hall of Fame running back Derrick Henry, who ran for 1,921 yards during his first season in Baltimore.

Chiefs Make Near-$50 Million Move Involving Patrick Mahomes

Pro Football Daily on MSN · 3h

Chiefs Sign Veteran QB To Back Up Patrick Mahomes

The Kansas City Chiefs have been fairly quiet in NFL free agency this offseason. They let wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins leave and join another Super Bowl contender in the Baltimore Ravens, but they did sign depth players such as offensive lineman Jaylon Moore and running back Elijah Mitchell.

ESPN on MSN · 16h

Chiefs take another swing at protecting Mahomes' blindside

As the Chiefs recovered from their Super Bowl LIX loss and started to build their roster for 2025, they found options for their most glaring positional need -- left tackle -- weren't particularly satisfying.

CBSSports.com · 1d

Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes: Restructures deal

Restructures deal

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Former Kansas City Chiefs WR to sign one-year contract with Baltimore Ravens

Kansas City #Chiefs wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has agreed to a deal with the Baltimore #Ravens | @EdEastonJr ...

Sporting News1d

Ravens WRs with Lamar Jackson: DeAndre Hopkins joins Dez Bryant, OBJ as latest veteran to sign in Baltimore

The Ravens have developed a trend of signing established veterans to help shore up their receiving room. It continues in 2025 ...

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