Following an overwhelming defeat in the Super Bowl Lix, a star in Kansas City bosses is dismissing rumors that a career could call it.
With the imminent free agency on the horizon for him, an open receiver that the Chiefs acquired in the mid -2024 season commit to remain in the League.
After a tweet from a false Adam Schefter account, he suggested that he could be on the verge of retirement, the Andre Hopkins passes receiver published an now eliminated tweet that said he would not stop playing.
He tweeted: “I don't know what you heard, but I haven't finished” before finally taking the publication.
The False Schefter account tweeted a rumor that the chief coach of the Chiefs, Andy Reid, told journalists that the receiver informed the team of his intention to retire.
But for now, it seems that Hopkins will explore his options in the free agency, which he is about to experience for the first time in his career.
The Open Receiver of the Chiefs, Deandre Hopkins, eliminated a tweet that said he was not planning to retire
Hopkins joined the Chiefs this year when he was changed to KC from the Tennessee Titans
Hopkins caught a TouchDown pass and an attempt to convert two points at the Super Bowl Lix
Hopkins was changed to the Chiefs from the Tennessee Titans for a conditional selection of the fifth round in October.
In ten games played this season, Hopkins caught 41 passes for 437 yards and four touchdowns.
During the Super Bowl, he caught two passes for 18 yards and a touchdown, also catching an attempt to convert two points.
Hopkins is the best payment of the 20 Chiefs players who will become free agents without restrictions next month.
In addition to Hopkins, open receptors Juju Smith-Schuster, Mecole Hardman, Justin Watson and Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown are ready to see their contracts expire.
In addition to the receivers, the bosses must sign contracts for multiple key defensive players, including the security Justin Reid, the defensive wing Charles Omenihu, the external supporter Josh Uche and the central supporter Nick Bolton.