WR DeAndre Hopkins hired as Georgia Tech assistant WR coach
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Key Points:
- DeAndre Hopkins has joined Georgia Tech as an assistant wide receivers coach, announced by head coach Brent Key, marking his transition into coaching after a 13-year NFL career.
- Hopkins brings extensive offensive knowledge and leadership experience, having a close relationship with Georgia Tech's offensive coordinator George Godsey and familiarity with the ACC.
- Despite moving into coaching, Hopkins has not ruled out a return to playing in the NFL, emphasizing his ongoing commitment to excellence as a wide receiver.
- Hopkins had a career-low season in 2025 with the Baltimore Ravens, recording 22 catches for 330 yards, but reached a milestone of 1,000 career receptions during the season.
- A first-round pick in 2013, Hopkins ranks 17th all-time in NFL receptions with 1,006 catches, accumulating 13,295 yards and 85 touchdowns across multiple teams.
