Hopkins Joins Georgia Tech as Assistant Coach
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Hopkins Joins Georgia Tech as Assistant Coach

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Five-time All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has taken on a new role as an assistant wide receivers coach at Georgia Tech, while maintaining his status as an active player.

DeAndre Hopkins, the five-time All-Pro wide receiver, has joined the coaching staff at Georgia Tech as an assistant wide receivers coach, ESPN reported. Despite taking on this coaching position, Hopkins clarified that he is not retiring from professional football. He will assist the team’s wide receiver corps while continuing to explore options as a player. "I'm still a player," Hopkins said according to ESPN. The move allows Hopkins to stay involved with football and share his expertise while he evaluates his future playing career.

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