Hopkins is the latest in a long line of prolific WRs to sign with Baltimore at the end of their respective careers. He turns 33 in June, after his production fell off a cliff in 2024, but he may still have some juice left if it turns out that the knee injury he suffered during training camp last year was part of the problem. Hopkins actually had respectable efficiency stats last year, with a 24.1 percent target rate, 1.84 yards per route, a 69.5 percent catch rate, 7.4 yards per target and five TDs in 16 regular-season games (10 for Kansas City, six for Tennessee). The biggest problem for fantasy production was a lack of playing time, as he reached 70 percent snap share just once all year. That's perhaps encouraging from the Ravens' standpoint, but there's a good chance Hopkins will only be a part-time player again this season, joining a run-heavy offense that has Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman at wide receiver and Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely at tight end.
