Not one, not two, not three, but enough to get the Baltimore Ravens where they want to go. That's how many touchdowns wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is aiming to combine for with new teammates Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.

Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is eager to join the Ravens, saying his personality fits well within the organization.

The Ravens' new veteran wide receiver, DeAndre Hopkins, will hope to evoke memories of all-time great free agent receiver additions in

When wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins agreed to a deal with the Ravens this week, many people dusted off a tweet of his from February 2020.

DeAndre Hopkins moved from one two-time MVP quarterback to another. After reaching the Super Bowl last season with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, Hopkins will now play with Lamar Jackson and Baltimore after reaching a one-year deal with the Ravens.

Hopkins, who signed a one-year deal with Baltimore, has spoken openly about how much he’d like to play with Jackson. Now he gets his chance.

Since DeAndre Hopkins signed with the Baltimore Ravens this week, much of the focus has been on him pairing up with star quarterback Lamar Jackson, a player he's wanted to play with for years now. However,

Friday, the Baltimore Ravens announced their big free agent acquisition, DeAndre Hopkins. The wide receiver is a three-time first team All Pro, five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver and ranks first in the NFL among active players in receiving yards,

The Ravens have reportedly made a significant addition to their wide receiver room by reaching agreement with DeAndre Hopkins on a one-year contract, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

DeAndre Hopkins says his relationship with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry played the most significant role in Baltimore at the top of the list.

DeAndre Hopkins is the newest Baltimore Ravens wide receiver, but also the oldest by a significant margin. The 32-year-old's first season in Baltimore will be h