The Titans are eager to welcome DeAndre Hopkins to their training camp on July 25. The former Cardinals star could make up to $15 million in his first season with the Titans, NFL Media reports. Hopkins will team up with Ryan Tannehill, the Titans’ quarterback who excels at play-action passes. But his fans are completely disheartened and view his signing without Patrick Mahomes as a retirement move for a wide receiver.

Per reports, Hopkins was impressed by the Titans’ hospitality during his visit in June. The Titans hosted him in a suite at Nissan Stadium for CMA Fest, a country music festival that attracts thousands of fans. Hopkins also has a familiarity with Titans’ head coach Mike Vrabel and offensive coordinator Tim Kelly, who both worked with him in Houston.

Star Hopkins announces: “Titan up”!

DeAndre Hopkins is the newest addition to the Tennessee Titans, who signed him as a free agent for two years, per reports coming. The Titans were the first team to show interest in the former Arizona Cardinals star, who was also linked to the Bills and the Chiefs.

Wide receiver, who will turn 31 soon, was one of the NFL’s top receivers before his release on May 26. He confirmed his move to the Titans on social media, sparking a debate among fans about money and championships.

A fan reacted by saying money holds the utmost importance to athletes striving for their goals: “Championships don’t set up generations of wealth. Money is the most important thing to athletes who have done everything to work towards their goal, as it should be.”

Another person suggests it’s the Titans. Chiefs, Bills, Giants, Patriots—everyone would support Hopkins, but Tennessee is where receivers retire.

While fans also reminded him about his comment.

One said, “Cheering for you but never the Titans. Congrats on the bag.”

A fan questioned Money over Winning.

A disheartened fan asked.

It’s clear that a lot of fans are not particularly happy with the WR’s decision but regardless, they praised and showed support for him.

Super WR had an opportunity with the Chiefs and Patriots?

Deandre Hopkins is joining the Tennessee Titans after a decade of playing for the Texans and the Cardinals. He is a star wide receiver who had a chance to join the Patriots, but they didn’t offer him enough money. The Titans gave him a lucrative deal that the Chiefs couldn’t match, even though Hopkins wanted to play with Patrick Mahomes.

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Once, Hopkins also named four other quarterbacks he’d like to play with: Josh Allen, Jalen Hurts, Lamar Jackson, and Justin Herbert. He praised Mahomes as “obvious” and Jackson as “the underdog”. Hopkins will report to the Titans’ training camp on July 25 and hope to make an impact in Music City.

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