Think about this for a moment. In the last 30 days alone, over 500 NFL players have joined a new team.

537 to be exact. And it's shaken up every single NFL team, which in turn will impact you in

your fantasy football league. So let's talk about the 10 wide receivers who saw their fantasy

stock drop the most from all of this. And it starts with DeAndre Hopkins, the Cardinals veteran wide receiver who lost this offseason

because he wasn't traded during the NFL draft.

The expectation was that Hopkins would be traded and now the Cardinals general manager

has said he does not foresee a trade happening in that DeAndre is a Cardinal moving forward.

And there's a huge reason why this isn't good news for Hopkins.

Even though he's a great player, check this out. This is Hopkins' current quarterback situation.

He's going to have to play with to start the year either Jeff Driscoll, David Blow, Clayton,

Tune, who's a fifth round rookie, or maybe Colt McCoy if he's back from his injury in time.

Now, Tune the fifth round rookie out of Houston is somebody who's

picking up a little bit more hype because of the chance that he could actually start and had

some nice numbers in college. And as you can see from the player profile workout metrics,

Tune is one of the most athletic quarterbacks we've ever seen, the second most athletic in this

class for quarterbacks only behind Anthony Richardson. His speed, his burst, and his agility is all top 20% of all time.

And in his two years as a starter, he was solid when it comes to his accuracy, his yardage,

and his efficiency to his yards per 10. But he has concerns with accuracy downfield and his

arm strength. As a fifth round rookie, this type of profile normally doesn't play out in the

NFL. And the reason we're talking about all these backups for Hopkins is because Kyler Murray tore his ACL last year, and this is something also his meniscus

that's going to take until mid-November to fully recover from. So he's going to miss six to eight

weeks. And then his full explosiveness is rushing upside, not until probably 2024. It also doesn't

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