Bill Belichick may be a lot of things, but he isn’t DeAndre Hopkins’ “travel agent.”
When speaking to reporters on Monday, the Patriots head coach did not elaborate on a timeline as to when the All-Pro wide receiver could be heading to New England“We’re working through it, so I don’t really have anything to add to that,” Belichick said,The longtime coach was pressed further on the matter and noted that being a personal secretary isn’t part of his current responsibilities.
When playing at his best, the 31-year-old Hopkins can be a dominant No.1 option at the receiver position.In 2020, which was Hopkins’ last full season with the Cardinals, he totaled 1,407 receiving yards for six touchdowns and earned an All-Pro selection.
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