DeAndre Hopkins clarifies that he’s at this stage of his career thanks to the Kansas City Chiefs, who believed in him—unlike the doubters who never thought he could win a conference title, as he did against the Buffalo Bills.

DeAndre Hopkins had an emotional statement following the Chiefs' AFC Championship victory over the Bills on Sunday.

Of course, Sanders' high opinion of Hopkins is a big deal because, in his 17-year career as a cornerback, he faced some of the greats, like Jerry Rice, Michael Irvin, and Andre Reed. Sanders even has some of his own experience playing wide receiver at the NFL level, accumulating 60 receptions, 784 yards and three touchdowns.

It's the Chiefs vs. Bills in the AFC championship game. Follow for live score updates and stats with a spot in Super Bowl LIX on the line.

Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes headline Sunday's AFC championship. DeAndre Hopkins, who dreams of reaching his first Super Bowl, could play a key role

Hopkins began the 2024 season with the Tennessee Titans, recording 15 receptions for 173 yards and one touchdown in six games. He was traded to the Chiefs in October 2024, where he added 41 catches for 437 yards and four touchdowns in ten games.

In discussing Patrick Mahomes’ legacy, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins compared him to Michael Jordan

But a familiar foe in Josh Allen and Buffalo Bills stands in their way ... The Chiefs, who feature former Tennessee Titans wideout DeAndre Hopkins, are the AFC's top seed, while the Bills are ...

Former Clemson star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins talks about his trade history, being moved on from his prime.

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As they attempt to become the first team to win three straight Super Bowls, they’re not as great as they were five years ago, when they collected their first title. They’re just scary good now, the scariest kind of good because they still have institutional championship knowledge and franchise players performing at a high level.