DeAndre Hopkins Fantasy

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins proclaimed to be the best receiver in the league during a recent appearance on ESPN's Jalen and Jacoby. Though Hopkins acknowledged the talent of both Michael Thomas and Julio Jones, the veteran blamed his shortcomings on the inconsistent quarterback play that he dealt with while he was a member of the Houston Texans. The 28-year-old did regress in terms of statistical output in 2019 despite Deshaun Watson maintaining similar numbers from the 2018 campaign. With a change in scenery and a potential breakout from Kyler Murray in 2020, Hopkins may have no one to blame but himself if he doesn't produce as efficiently as the other elite wideouts in the league.

Jun. 30th • 5:37 AM

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is an acrobatic pass-catcher with elite hand-eye coordination. He's known for being a master of the 50/50 ball and has a knack for coming down with contested catches in traffic. Nuk has averaged 90 catches for 1,229 yards over his seven NFL seasons while scoring 31 touchdowns since 2017. Hopkins was acquired by the Cardinals to be the No. 1 wideout for sophomore quarterback Kyler Murray. He has earned first-team All-Pro honors each of the last three years and is the third player in NFL history -- Marvin Harrison and Torry Holt are the others -- to have over 600 catches, 8,500 receiving yards and 50 TDs in his first seven seasons. Although Hopkins is learning a new offense and Larry Fitzgerald and Christian Kirk will command targets, he remains a top-five fantasy wideout in Kliff Kingsbury's Air Raid offense.

Jun. 22nd • 3:08 PM

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins recently familiarized himself with his new teammates while attending a dinner at the home of Larry Fitzgerald. With the COVID-19 pandemic severely limiting routine contact between individuals, the gathering was a welcome opportunity for Hopkins to strengthen his rapport with many on the offensive side of the ball. Whether this type of activity will be of benefit, in the long run, is yet to be seen. However, it certainly adds to the already high expectations for the Cardinals offense this upcoming year. Hopkins finished the 2019 season with 1,165 yards, 104 catches, and seven touchdowns. He is expected to be selected somewhere in the first round in the majority of fantasy drafts going into 2020.

Jun. 14th • 7:45 PM