Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is eager to join the Ravens, saying his personality fits well within the organization.

Hopkins, who’s ranked No. 40 overall (No. 4 WR) on The Athletic ’s NFL free agency top 150, heads to Baltimore on a one-year deal worth up to $6 million, league sources confirmed. The Ravens mark Hopkins’ third team in the past two seasons and the fifth stop in his 13-year career.

Since DeAndre Hopkins signed with the Baltimore Ravens this week, much of the focus has been on him pairing up with star quarterback Lamar Jackson, a player he's wanted to play with for years now. However,

There’s evidence to suggest that DeAndre Hopkins could have the biggest impact of any past-their-prime wide receivers who joined the Ravens.

The Ravens have taken many shots on 30+-year-old veteran wide receivers with mixed results. Hopkins has a better shot at hitting than most. He may not be as speedy as he once was, but his game was never defined by that. He has his calling card's number memorized.

New Ravens receiver DeAndre Hopkins admits the prospect of playing with Lamar Jackson influenced him in free agency

DeAndre Hopkins says his relationship with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry played the most significant role in Baltimore at the top of the list.

Among active players, he tops the charts in receiving yards, targets, and first-down receptions, and ranks second in overall catches and 25-plus-yard grabs.

The Baltimore Ravens will keep the tradition of bringing in a veteran receiver alive as they have signed DeAndre Hopkins to a one-year deal.

Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is the new big man in town in Baltimore, and he seems to be echoing sentiments heard last year from Derrick Henry from whenever he was the big, new thing.