DeAndre Hopkins is not even close to hanging up his cleats — according to him, at least.
While Hopkins has visited with both New England and Tennessee — fostering “optimism” for a signing with the Patriots — the Chiefs have emerged as a contender recently, per ESPN., “and they have, certainly, some interest. The problem is money, they don’t have much of it.”
Money has been a question for all of Hopkins’ suitors, as it’s still unclear how much the wide receiver, who was slated to make $19 million this season before his release, desires.The Chiefs have just $409,942 in cap space currently, according to Overthecap.com, but could change their situation with a new contract for defensive tackle Chris Jones, per Fowler’s report.
For the defending champions, whose pass-catching group was headlined by All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce and receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling last year, adding a resurgent Hopkins could provide Patrick Mahomes with another dangerous weapon.
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