DeAndre Hopkins working with Patriots coaches, personnel department at training camp
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Key Points:
- Mike Vrabel has welcomed former receiver DeAndre Hopkins to the New England Patriots training camp, where Hopkins is assisting as a coach and working with the personnel department.
- Hopkins requested to spend a few days with the team to gain coaching experience and explore post-playing career opportunities, with league approval granted for his involvement.
- Hopkins is actively helping the offensive coaches and meeting with personnel staff, indicating his passion for football and interest in transitioning beyond his playing days.
- Despite expressing he still feels capable of playing, Hopkins is not rushing to join a team and is currently focusing on potential future roles within the sport.
- Last season, Hopkins played all 17 games for the Baltimore Ravens, tallying 22 receptions for 330 yards and two touchdowns.
