Before last Saturday’s Divisional round victory over the Houston Texans, veteran wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins had participated in just two playoff wins during his 13 previous NFL seasons. Even though he’s been considered one of the league’s top wideouts for more than a decade,

Kansas City Chiefs wideout DeAndre Hopkins is looking forward to the opportunity to play meaningful football against his former team

DeAndre Hopkins has never played in a conference championship game. That changes this Sunday as the Kansas City Chiefs host the Buffalo Bills for the AFC Championship. An opportunity like this is why Hopkins wanted to come to Kansas City,

The Kansas City Chiefs did enough to win against the Houston Texans in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs, but now it's time for the reigning back-to-back champions to evaluate Saturday's win while preparing for the Buffalo Bills in the AFC championship game.

As the Chiefs' first playoff game approaches, DeAndre Hopkins should be extra motivated to add a Super Bowl win to his list of accomplishments.

DeAndre Hopkins has been in the spotlight for the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of their divisional-round clash against the Houston Texans.

And Collins surpassed former Texans Pro Bowl wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins’ franchise playoff receiving yardage record in the process, catching seven passes for 122 yards and one score on eight targets. Hopkins had 118 yards in a 2019 divisional round loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kansas City Chiefs receiver DeAndre Hopkins has a long history with the Houston Texans. The veteran standout began his career in Houston and ranks second all-time in franchise history in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns. And he has a vast knowledge of the Texans-Chiefs playoff history.

Kansas City Chiefs veteran receiver DeAndre Hopkins has spoken on the mentor role he's played for rookie Xavier Worthy.

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For the first time since the 2019 season, DeAndre Hopkins will take the field for an NFL playoff game on Saturday – and it just so happens that he will face off against his former squad. The

Following an All-Pro season as the Texans’ top defender, Stingley is eligible for an extension for the first time this offseason. The Texans can pick up his fifth-year option before May 1, lengthening their time to agree to a new deal before the former No. 3 overall pick hits the market in 2026.