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DeAndre Hopkins Not Retired, Coaches Georgia Tech
2 Aug
Summary
- Hopkins joins Georgia Tech football coaching staff for the upcoming season.
- He stressed on social media that he is not retired from the NFL.
- Hopkins had a touchdown connection with Joe Burrow in flag football.

As NFL training camps commence, DeAndre Hopkins has taken a position with the Georgia Tech football coaching staff for the upcoming season. Despite this new role, Hopkins clarified on social media that he remains unretired from the NFL. This decision effectively ends any speculation about him joining the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals roster already boasts strong depth at the wide receiver position, diminishing the likelihood of a reunion with Hopkins.
Previously, there was some 'what if' discussion surrounding Hopkins and the Bengals, partly due to his touchdown connection with quarterback Joe Burrow during an offseason flag football game. Hopkins had also made positive remarks about Burrow and expressed a desire to play for a contending team. However, with his new coaching commitment and the Bengals' existing receiver depth, this potential scenario is now considered concluded.