Receiver DeAndre Hopkins was traded by the Texans to the Cardinals in the 2020 offseason. With the Titans sitting 1-4 and several teams still in search of receiver help, he could draw some trade interest again 4 1/2 years later.

Wide receivers dominated the NFL trade market this week, with both Davante Adams and Amari Cooper landing with new teams. DeAndre Hopkins has also been speculated as a Pro Bowl pass catcher who could be on the move, but there's reason to believe the Tennessee Titans veteran will stay put.

DeAndre Hopkins very well may be traded at the NFL trade deadline. Here is what he'd look like in the jersey of all 32 NFL teams.

A trade of Hopkins to a playoff contender would allow the South Carolina native to chase a championship, while bringing at least some compensation — likely a fourth- or fifth-round draft pick — back to the Titans. Tennessee has six picks in the 2025 draft — one in the first, second, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh rounds.

The NFL's trade market has roared to life this week, with Davante Adams and Amari Cooper both finding new homes in

The Tennessee Titans are 1-4 through the first six weeks of the season, which brands them as a potential seller in trade rumors before the Nov. 5 deadline. After this week saw two star wide receivers in Davante Adams and Amari Cooper be traded to the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills,

DeAndre Hopkins wasn't pleased that pass interference wasn't called on a crucial third-down attempt during the Tennessee Titans' 20-17 loss against

Jason McCourty says which team he wants to see trade for DeAndre Hopkins.

Tennessee Titans wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has been speculated about as a potential trade candidate this year, but will the team actually deal him? Here's what Hopkins and an NFL insider said on the subject?