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The Tennessee Titans and free-agent wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins have reportedly finished their visit in Nashville, which began on Sunday night.
Per Jordan Schultz of theScore, the visit was considered “successful” and the two sides will remain in contract, but no agreement was reached, which isn’t a huge surprise with Hopkins likely set to meet with more teams.
Hopkins is expected to meet with the New England Patriots at some point, and Schultz also reports he may visit with more teams following that.
Hopkins confirmed he had touched down in Nashville on Sunday night via a post on Instagram. He then posted video of himself at the CMA Awards show during the same night.
Sources: DeAndre Hopkins had a successful visit with the #Titans and both sides will remain in contact.
Nuk is expected to visit the #Patriots and there’s a chance he may schedule more visits as well. @theScore pic.twitter.com/64NN1DmpIV
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) June 12, 2023
The Titans are in desperate need of wide receiver help, and even a diminished Hopkins would provide an upgrade to a receiving corps. that is among the worst in the NFL, if not the worst.