It might have taken 12 years as pro, multiple teams and a trade earlier this season, but DeAndre “Nuk” Hopkins will be suiting up Sunday for the Kansas City Chiefs with a chance to become a Super Bowl champion.

Both parts of that statement changed this season. After Hopkins got traded to the Kansas City Chiefs and finally experienced some winning — he was a part of two playoff wins in his first 11 seasons then doubled that total with the Chiefs last month — it came as he was practically a ghost in the offense.

DeAndre Hopkins is steam-rolling toward the biggest sports event of the year: The Super Bowl LIX. The achievement is not only for him but for his mother, who’s been at the games cheering him on. Though,

Kansas City Chiefs receiver DeAndre Hopkins is about to play in his first Super Bowl, and to say he's excited is an understatement.

Hopkins pulled himself out of a 34-10 loss to the Bills on Oct. 20 — sensing that Tennessee’s season was careening toward the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft — and was traded within days.

Prediction, pick and betting odds for Chiefs veteran receiver DeAndre Hopkins against the Eagles at Super Bowl LIX.

Chiefs WR DeAndre Hopkins spoke to the media Thursday about Sunday's Super Bowl game

DeAndre Hopkins is one of the newest Kansas City Chiefs. He’s no stranger to big moments in his career, but this Super Bowl will be his first opportunity to perform on the NFL’s biggest stage. The Kansas City wide receiver is also the latest player to be featured in our coloring pages.

Sports fans appreciate inspirational stories that accompany a player’s journey to the pinnacle of their respective sport. While the Chiefs will seek to become t