DeAndre Hopkins catches touchdown, ties Andre Johnson’s single-season Texans record
By Mike Dyce
Texans’ T.J. Yates hits DeAndre Hopkins for the 20-yard touchdown pass.
The Houston Texans are trying to compete for the AFC South title, and they’re playing their butts off in Week 11. One of the stars of the game has been DeAndre Hopkins, who has been making vaunted cornerback Darrelle Revis look average.
In the second half, Hopkins caught his second touchdown pass of the game, giving him five receptions for 118 yards.
Best Wide Receiver in the game?
— NFL (@NFL) November 22, 2015
DeAndre Hopkins is in the conversation.
Made this 20-yard TD look EASY. #NYJvsHOU https://t.co/yCTh5Y4D8s
It also ties a Texans’ franchise record for touchdown receptions in the season, a big milestone with plenty of weeks left to go.
DeAndre Hopkins: 9thTD reception this season, ties Andre Johnson's single-season franchise record set in 2009
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) November 22, 2015
Hopkins burned Revis earlier in the game for a 61-yard touchdown catch:
DeAndre Hopkins didn't just escape Revis Island.
— NFL (@NFL) November 22, 2015
He bursted through it and left it in a dust.
61 YARD TD --> WOW! https://t.co/WVdFwsPYvO