Kansas City Chiefs acquire DeAndre Hopkins: Decoding his stats
DeAndre Hopkins a highly regarded wide receiver in the NFL, is in the news for being traded from the Tennessee Titans to the Kansas City Chiefs. Hopkins's move is significant as it enhances the Chiefs' offensive arsenal, positioning them as strong contenders for their three-peat. Meanwhile, we decode Hopkins' career stats, the trade details and his season so far.
Hopkins and Chiefs' 2024 season so far
The WR played six games this season for the Titans before he was traded. In those six games, he has amassed 15 catches for 173 yards and one TD, with his longest reception being 23 yards. Meanwhile, the Chiefs are off to a stellar start, with six wins off their six games this season. They take on the Las Vegas Raiders next.
Hopkins' trade details
The Chiefs have acquired wide receiver Hopkins from the Titans in exchange for a fifth-round draft pick, which could elevate to a fourth-rounder depending on performance metrics. Tennessee will cover roughly half of Hopkins' remaining salary. This trade addresses Kansas City's need for a reliable receiver amid injury struggles, and it marks a significant addition as they pursue a third consecutive Super Bowl title
WR's career stats
Hopkins has had an impressive career, with 943 receptions for 12,528 receiving yards and 79 touchdowns across 168 regular-season games. He averaged 5.6 receptions per game and maintained a yards-per-catch average of 13.3. In playoff appearances, he recorded 37 catches for 446 yards and one touchdown in six games, with an average of 12.1. Hopkins has not been to the playoffs with the Titans.
Hopkins' recurring injury history
Hopkins has faced a series of injuries throughout his NFL career, impacting his performance. Notable injuries include hamstring issues, a sprained ankle, and wrist surgery, contributing to a missed games history. Despite these setbacks, he has maintained a high level of play, showcasing resilience and determinaton. However, as he joins the Chiefs, his injury history raises questions about his durability moving forward.
