DeAndre Hopkins

DeAndre Hopkins caught 10-of-12 targets for 137 yards in a 26-23 loss to the Lions in Week 3.

Fantasy Impact

Hopkins continues to dominate the targets from Kyler Murray to begin the season. He had 90 more yards than Andy Isabella, who finished second to Hopkins in receiving yardage. He gets a fantastic matchup with the Panthers in Week 4, who just allowed Keenan Allen to catch 13-of-19 targets for 132 yards and a touchdown in Week 3. Hopkins is a prime candidate to explode in Week 4.

DeAndre Hopkins caught 8-of-9 targets for 68 yards and a touchdown in a 30-15 win over Washington in Week 2.

Fantasy Impact

Hopkins scored his first touchdown with the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2. Through two games, he now has 22 receptions for 217 yards and a touchdown on 25 targets. He's clearly Kyler Murray's favorite target and will continue to be a top-5 play at the wide receiver position on a weekly basis. He gets a juicy matchup against the Detroit Lions in Week 3.

Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins (not injury related) did not practice Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

We don’t know anything more regarding Hopkins’ status at this point, but both he and Larry Fitzgerald did not practice Wednesday for a non-injury related reason. Check back to see if both guys are able to return to the practice field Thursday.

DeAndre Hopkins caught 14 passes for 151 yards on 16 targets in his season debut with the Cardinals as they beat the 49ers 24-20.

Fantasy Impact

The 16 targets where good for 44.4% target share amongst all Cardinal pass-catchers. There were concerns about Hopkins developing chemistry with Kyler Murray early in the season, but those can be put to rest after drawing 16 targets in Week 1. His day could have been even better had his touchdown catch not been ruled down just short of the goal line. The Cardinals face a hungry Washington Football Team in Week 2 coming off a big win against Philadelphia.

The Arizona Cardinals have agreed to a two-year, $54.5M extension with star WR DeAndre Hopkins.

Fantasy Impact

Hopkins worked this deal himself apparently, and will receive $42.75M guaranteed at signing. He’ll be the highest paid non-QB ever in terms of per year earnings of $27.25M annually. The final year of his contract is voidable, which could turn the deal into a one-year extension worth $39.585M. Now paid, Hopkins will look to perform as a WR1 this season with his new team and new quarterback, Kyler Murray.