NFL Trade Rumors: DeAndre Hopkins to Cowboys? Star WR drops hint on IG Live with franchise legend
DeAndre Hopkins is expected to leave the Arizona Cardinals this offseason as the franchise is willing to trade him. The star wide receiver is on the radar of multiple teams, as he is still one of the best in the game.
The Dallas Cowboys have also been mentioned in conversations surrounding Hopkins, and the Cardinals receiver recently hinted at a possible move to America's team.
Here's what Hopkins said during an Instagram live with Dez Bryant:
"I keep hearing y'all say my name around here. What's up? Talk to me."
Dez Bryant is one of the best wide receivers to ever play for the Dallas Cowboys and there is no denying that he will be selling a recruiting pitch to Hopkins. Despite having a good team, the Cowboys have faced numerous setbacks over the years.
Fans of the Dallas Cowboys are keeping their fingers crossed that their team will be able to sign a star player like DeAndre Hopkins who will help them take their team to the next level so that they can fulfill their goals.
"I keep hearing y'all say my name around here. What's up? Talk to me."
@DeAndreHopkins hanging out in Dallas on @DezBryant's live stream: https://t.co/3eG1i87CY9
DeAndre Hopkins will be the perfect fit for the Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys have one of the best defenses in the NFL, but they still need to add more firepower to their offense. A player like Hopkins will fulfill that criteria for the Cowboys, who faced another disappointing exit in the playoffs last season.
Dak Prescott will be under a lot of pressure next season and if he gets a player like Hopkins on his offense, it will certainly boost his production as well. CeeDee Lamb played extremely well this past season, and he would also benefit from the addition of Hopkins.
Deandre Hopkins: "I love you, man."
Bill Belichick: "I love you, too."
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However, getting Hopkins won't be easy for the Cowboys as multiple teams will look to get their hands on the prolific Cardinals receiver. This past season, Hopkins missed a chunk of games due to suspension, yet he was able to show why he is one of the best in his position.
Hopkins had 64 catches for 717 yards and scored three touchdowns in nine games last season. With a healthy offseason ahead, we can expect the former Texans receiver to put on a show next season.