DeAndre Hopkins Health, Injury Updates & History

Hopkins experienced lower leg soreness in late October but didn’t miss any time before or after bein...

DeAndre Hopkins suffered a knee injury during practice on August 1, 2024, which will sideline him for 4-6 weeks. The injury has been described as a knee strain, affecting the muscle rather than the tendon. If he can return within four weeks, he may be ready for Week 1 of the regular season; however, this would be pushing the timeline, and there is a possibility he may miss the start of his second season with the Titans. Meanwhile, new signee Calvin Ridley has an opportunity to solidify a strong partnership with QB Will Levis in Hopkins' absence.

LP, LP, DNP and questionable with a toe injury but likely to play through - unclear where his toe injury popped up but likely maintenance after a huge receiving week - expect full effectiveness from the veteran wideout

LP, LP with a toe injury but likely to play through - unclear where his toe injury popped up but likely maintenance after a huge receiving week - expect full effectiveness from the veteran wideout

Left high ankle sprain will linger but he's been able to play through with moderate effectiveness

Officially active for W3 - played through high ankle sprain in W2 but had limited effectiveness - FP, LP then DNP on Friday

Played through high ankle sprain in W2 but had limited effectiveness - DNP on Friday - there is news he is traveling with the team but issue likely to linger into W3 against the Browns

Played through high ankle sprain in W2 but had limited effectiveness - FP on Wednesday but issue likely to linger into W3 against the Browns

Will play through left high ankle injury in W2 but no way he can be at full effectiveness - by video, Hopkins may not be 100% until W4 at the earliest

Pro Football Docs expect him to miss W2 with a mild left high ankle sprain - officially questionable but missed practice time all week - Hopkins may not be 100% until W4 at the earliest