He won’t need to be the team’s leading receiver, or particularly close, to be seen as a success. As long as he makes plays in January and increases the answer to his half-decade-old tweet, Hopkins should go down as a quality Raven.

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

Along with Jackson, Hopkins is joining an offense that also includes fellow wideout Zay Flowers, three-time Pro Bowl tight end Mark Andrews and future Hall of Fame running back Derrick Henry, who ran for 1,921 yards during his first season in Baltimore.