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NFL Fans React To DeAndre Hopkins, Patriots Report


DeAndre Hopkins #10 of the Arizona Cardinals during warm up before the game against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium on November 13, 2022 in Inglewood, California.
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The New England Patriots are coming off a highly disappointing 8-9 season in which they missed the playoffs for the second time in the three years since Tom Brady left.

To that end, they have added wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster from the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs and tight end Mike Gesicki from the Miami Dolphins.

There was some speculation that the Patriots could try to trade for Arizona Cardinals wideout DeAndre Hopkins, but NFL analyst Albert Breer put that speculation to bed by reporting that isn’t a consideration for them.

The reception from fans on Twitter has been mixed.

Some fans are disappointed New England won’t be trying to land him.

But others feel passing on Hopkins is the right move.

Some people aren’t even believing this report in the first place.

Hopkins is 30 years of age, and even though his numbers have dropped a bit in the last two seasons, he should still be able to make an impact for whichever team he plays for next season.

After missing time early in 2022 due to a drug-related suspension, he put up 717 yards and three touchdowns in nine contests.

As recently as 2020, Hopkins had 1,407 yards while getting selected to his fifth Pro Bowl.

One difficulty for any team interested in him is the price the Cardinals are reportedly seeking for him, plus his big contract and salary cap hold.

The Patriots have a young quarterback in Mac Jones, and it may not be wise for them to bring in a big-time wideout who is nearing the downside of his career.


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