Sullivan urged season-long and best-ball drafters to view DeAndre Hopkins as a volatile WR3 despite his move to Baltimore. He flagged multiple red flags: Hopkins turns 33 during the season, has missed chunks of two of the last three campaigns, and managed little on-field impact even while catching passes from Patrick Mahomes. Although Lamar Jackson is elite, the Ravens’ low-volume passing scheme plus Mark Andrews, Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman siphon targets. Sullivan concluded that drafting Hopkins expecting consistent WR2 numbers is a mistake; he is a spike-week bench piece at best.