Recently, retirement talks coming from a fake Adam Schefter account sparked the influence that Hopkins might be hanging up the cleats following his performance in Super Bowl LIX. The report stated that Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid told reporters that Hopkins informed the team of his intent to retire following the 40-22 loss in New Orleans.

Kansas City Chiefs star DeAndre Hopkins took to social media to speak on rumors that he would retire following the Super Bowl LIX loss.

Kansas City #Chiefs wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins sends message to media regarding Super Bowl LIX referees | @EdEastonJr

After appearing in six games for the Titans in 2024, Hopkins was traded to the Chiefs for a conditional fifth-round draft pick. D-Hop went on to record 41 receptions for 437 yards

DeAndre Hopkins will forever be remembered in a positive light for the Houston Texans despite his unharmonious exit in a trade that shocked the NFL world. The All-Pro receiver might never be in good s

In his twelfth NFL season, Chiefs receiver DeAndre Hopkins made it to his first Super Bowl. As Hopkins has acknowledged, he didn’t play his best game. On third-and-11late in the first half, quarterback Patrick Mahomes rolled right,

Chiefs WR DeAndre Hopkins posted, then deleted, a message on social media about his retirement status after a fake Adam Schefter tweet.

Kansas City Chiefs WR DeAndre Hopkins swiftly shut down retirement rumors on social media entering an uncertain offseason for the pending free agent.