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DeAndre Hopkins's Injury Guide
Injury Risk
Low
Chance of Injury in 2026
28%
Chance of Injury per Game
1.9%
Projected Games Missed 2026
0.90
Durability
5.00
DeAndre Hopkins's Injury Status
Current Status
Week 1 Practice Report
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- Week Status:
- Active
- Likelihood of Playing:
- High
DeAndre Hopkins Injury History
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| Date | League | Injury | Level | Games Missed | Details |
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| Jul 31, 2024 | NFL | Knee MCL Tear | Grade 3 | — | Hopkins suffered the injury in training camp. |
| Dec 29, 2022 | NFL | Knee Strain | Grade 1 | 2 | Hopkins' knee "flared up" late in the week, per NFL.com. He missed Week 17 and 18. |
| Dec 13, 2021 | NFL | Knee MCL Tear | Grade 3 | 5 | Hopkins suffered a torn MCL in the Cardinals' loss to the Los Angeles Rams. He missed the rest of the regular season. |
| Oct 28, 2021 | NFL | Thigh Hamstring Strain | Grade 2 | 3 | Hopkins aggravated his hamstring injury in the Cardinals' loss to the Packers. He missed three games |
| Oct 25, 2021 | NFL | Thigh Hamstring Sprain/Pull | Grade 1 | — | Hopkins was bothered by a hamstring issue ahead of Week 8 game |
| Sep 22, 2021 | NFL | Chest Rib Sprain/Pull | — | — | Hopkins dealt with a rib injury leading up to Week 3 game. He didn't miss any game. |
| Dec 10, 2020 | NFL | Cervical Neck | — | — | Hopkins dealt with a neck injury heading into the Week 14's game vs. the Giants. |
| Dec 10, 2020 | NFL | Back Lower Lumbar Sprain/Pull | Grade 1 | — | Hopkins dealt with a back injury heading into the Week 14's game vs. the Giants. |
| Oct 21, 2020 | NFL | Pedal Ankle Sprain/Pull | Grade 1 | — | Hopkins battled an ankle issue ahead of the game vs the Seahawks. He played through an ankle injury in Week 7 game |
| Sep 30, 2020 | NFL | Pedal Ankle Sprain/Pull | Grade 1 | — | Hopkins missed practices ahead of Week 4's matchup with the Panthers due to an ankle injury. He was active at Carolina |
| Aug 16, 2020 | NFL | Thigh Hamstring Sprain/Pull | Grade 1 | — | Hopkins missed the last three days of practice with hamstring tightness during the training camp |
| Jan 5, 2019 | NFL | Shoulder A/C Joint Sprain | — | — | Hopkins suffered a grade 3 AC joint sprain in his right shoulder in the playoffs vs. the Colts. He was withdrawn from the Pro Bowl |
| Dec 25, 2017 | NFL | Leg Calf Pull | — | 1 | Hopkins injured his left calf in Week 16 and missed the final game of the season. |
| Sep 20, 2015 | NFL | Head Cranial Concussion | Grade 1 | — | Hopkins suffered a concussion in Week 2 but was able to play the following week. |
| Dec 23, 2014 | NFL | Hand Wrist Ligament | — | — | Hopkins popped up on the Week 17 injury report but played in the game with a ligament tear in his right wrist. He had surgery after the season. |
| Aug 17, 2013 | NFL | Head Cranial Concussion | Grade 1 | — | Hopkins sustained a concussion in the 2nd preseason game. He missed the following week (and sat out the 4th, which he probably would have anyway) before returning for the regular season. |
DeAndre Hopkins Injury News
View AllIsaiah Likely Might be Sidelined into the Season
Ravens TE Isaiah Likely suffered a "small foot fracture" during Tuesday's practice, ESPN reports. The issue could keep him out into the early part of the regular season.
Update: Likely will have surgery this week to repair the broken bone in his foot and is tentatively expected to be sidelined for about six weeks, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Baltimore's season kicks off in 5.5 weeks.
DeAndre Hopkins Expected To Be Ready For Week 1
Titans HC Brian Callahan said Sunday that WR DeAndre Hopkins (knee) should be back soon and is on track to be ready for Week 1, per ESPN's Turron Davenport. Hopkins went down a little less than three weeks ago with a knee injury that was expected to cost him 4-6 weeks. It sounds like he'll be back on the short end of that timetable.
A Four-Week Return "Likely" For DeAndre Hopkins
Titans WR DeAndre Hopkins will not need surgery on his injured knee, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. "A return at four weeks is likely (but not guaranteed)," Rapoport adds. "Would allow him to be ready for Week 1."
