DeAndre Hopkins has agreed to terms on a one-year, $6 million deal with the Baltimore Ravens, a person with knowledge of the deal told USA TODAY Sports’ Tyler Dragon.
The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the deal is not yet official.
Fresh off his first Super Bowl appearance, the 32-year-old Hopkins got a taste of free agency for just the second time in his career.
Hopkins finally experienced some real NFL success from a team standpoint in 2024, playing in 10 games for the Kansas City Chiefs. The receiver was on the winning side in nine of those games before advancing to the postseason, where they won two of three.
He was acquired via trade from the Tennessee Titans after Week 7, but played sparingly. Hopkins was in on just 50.5% of snaps during the regular season after the trade and that number dropped to 28.3% in the playoffs. He did battle a knee injury in 2024, which cost him most of training camp with the Titans.
Hopkins is set to enter his 13th season in 2025. Most of his success in the league has come on the individual side since his teams have made the playoffs just five times in the previous 12 years.
He’ll look to bounce back from an individual standpoint in 2025.
USA TODAY Sports’ Tyler Dragon contributed to this report.
