The Kansas City Chiefs were doing all that they could to ensure that they became the first team in the Super Bowl era to win three straight championships. That included swinging for the fences and trading for DeAndre Hopkins.

DeAndre Hopkins had an up-and-down time with the Kansas City Chiefs last season, but could he run it back with Patrick Mahomes?

Veteran wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is set to become a free agent after spending time with the Kansas City Chiefs during the 2024 season. What would his next contract be worth if he remained in the NFL for another season?

The Kansas City Chiefs are facing some tough decisions this off season. One of them is whether they will bring back DeAndre Hopkins or not.

PFF ranks Hopkins as the No. 34 free agent this offseason. "Hopkins was traded at the deadline from the struggling Tennessee Titans to the perennial Super Bowl contender Kansas City Chiefs. A national spotlight through the playoffs never hurts,

Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins will be 33 years old by the start of the 2025 season and entering his 13th year in the league. Before that, though, he must find a new team through free agency. He's coming off a relatively down year in 2024 playing for the Tennessee Titans and Kansas City Chiefs,

DeAndre Hopkins is fresh off his first season with the Kansas City Chiefs, after being traded to the Super Bowl runners-up midseason. Hopkins started the year with the Tennessee Titans and wound up competing for the Lombardi Trophy with Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce.

The Kansas City Chiefs acquired DeAndre Hopkins midseason, and now he's a free agent, but could the franchise run it back in 2025?

After falling short in Super Bowl LVIII with the Kansas City Chiefs, DeAndre Hopkins’ future is once again in question. Could the former Clemson standout be on the move as he continues

After trading for him during the 2024 season, the Kansas City Chiefs now have decisions to make about wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins. Do they bring Hopkins back?

DeAndre Hopkins enjoyed a dish from an iconic KC barbecue spot, and he made sure it’s being sold at his favorite restaurant in South Carolina.

The New England Patriots need to win more. Could they turn to a five-time Pro Bowler from the Kansas City Chiefs?