Kansas City Chiefs star DeAndre Hopkins took to social media to speak on rumors that he would retire following the Super Bowl LIX loss.

For a time, Kansas City Chiefs receiver DeAndre Hopkins believed his future was in basketball. As a high school freshman, he attended NBA star Chris Paul’s elite camp in North Carolina. He also impressed going against other future basketball pros, including 2012 first-round draft pick Marquis Teague.

Recently, retirement talks coming from a fake Adam Schefter account sparked the influence that Hopkins might be hanging up the cleats following his performance in Super Bowl LIX. The report stated that Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid told reporters that Hopkins informed the team of his intent to retire following the 40-22 loss in New Orleans.

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DeAndre Hopkins is still without a Super Bowl ring after his Kansas City Chiefs were defeated by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX - so where could he go next?