DeAndre Hopkins said he would honor his late father at Super Bowl 59 by wearing the mink coat he left the Chiefs receiver.

DeAndre Hopkins' ending as a member of the Houston Texans was a bit controversial, but he appears to have no ill feelings ...

Sure, most people watched the Super Bowl for the game, the commercials, and the star-studded halftime show (we see, you ...

After seven seasons in Houston, the Texans made the stunning decision to trade Hopkins to the Arizona Cardinals for running ...

For a time, Kansas City Chiefs receiver DeAndre Hopkins believed his future was in basketball. As a high school freshman, he ...

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins honored his father ahead of the Super Bowl LIX matchup against the ...

Both parts of that statement changed this season. After Hopkins got traded to the Kansas City Chiefs and finally experienced ...

On Sunday, DeAndre Hopkins can finally put on the mink ... it’s difficult not to give voice to those dreams. “My kids are coming to the game, and they come to the games but not a lot.

DeAndre Hopkins fulfilled the vow he made to honor ... In a post earlier in the week on X, Hopkins wrote: "To all the kids out there living in small towns, in small houses, with single parents.

A small red card featured DeAndre Hopkins’ name, the Kansas City Chiefs’ logo, and a shining image of Super Bowl LIX. After ...

and for my kids to see.” The focus now turns to winning. Hopkins has appreciated being part of this Chiefs team, which he says doesn’t have an ego. Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver DeAndre ...