DeAndre Hopkins

Titans beat writer Paul Kuharsky reports DeAndre Hopkin will miss multiple weeks with a knee strain.

This is a tough blow to the Titans receiver room, as Kuharsky reports Hopkins “could miss four to six weeks” with his recently sustained injury. That would put him at risk of potentially missing the team’s Week 1 opener against the Bears. According to Kuharsky, Hopkins left the practice field late on Tuesday with the Titans’ top medical guy and didn’t return to the field. He was spotted with a wrap on his knee during Thursday’s portion of practice but didn’t appear to be running at top speed in a short video posted to social media. Hopkins caught 75 passes for 1,057 yards and seven touchdowns in his first season with the Titans and is an intriguing fantasy option playing in his first season under head coach Brian Callahan, who should move the team away from their old run-heavy ways under Mike Vrabel. Hopkins profiles as a high-end WR2 in the Titans offense if Will Levis can take a leap in his second year as a starter.