DeAndre Hopkins is going to have plenty of suitors after the Arizona Cardinals released him last week after three years with the Cardinals.
One team that could make sense for the five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver is the Cleveland Browns given his relationship with quarterback Deshaun Watson. The two played seven years together as members of the Houston Texans.
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Watson spoke about the possibility Tuesday.
«D-Hop and I, we talk naturally. We’ve been talking since the Houston days, and whenever he was in Arizona, we always talked,» the star quarterback said at a charity team golf outing, via of The Plain- Cleveland Dealer.
«He’s always been a brother to me since I came out of high school. Our connection, our relationship has always been great. And I know there’s a lot in the media about the possibility of him coming to Cleveland. For me, my response to that is, of course, we would love to have it.
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«He knows that. We have a lot of connections, but trying to coordinate things is out of my league. All I can do is make a call and see what happens and let (GM Andrew Berry) do the rest.» .»
Hopkins’ best season came in 2018. He had 115 receptions for 1,572 yards and 11 touchdowns with the Texans. In 2017, he led the NFL with 13 touchdown receptions.
Browns coach Kevin Stefanski also addressed the potential of adding Hopkins.
«I really, really like our wide receiver room,» he said. «I love the guys out there. Andrew and his team are always looking for all avenues, so I won’t comment specifically on the player, I’ll just say that I really like our roster.»
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The Browns went 7-10 last season. The team finished 14th in yards gained and 18th in points scored.