If you are an Arizona Cardinals fan, you likely have already seen photo edits of receiver DeAndre Hopkins wearing a Cardinals jersey with his No. 10. No, he hasn’t been fitted with one yet, as the team facility is closed.
It is, of course, a photo edit.
Have you ever wondered what goes into making that change in a photo?
It is detailed in this tweet. Watch it.
The process behind the swap is amazing đź’Ż @DeAndreHopkins @AZCardinals pic.twitter.com/IMDZkOfsdf
— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) March 22, 2020
Notice how the artist uses photos of Hakeem Butler (No. 17), Brooks Reed (No. 50) and Larry Fitzgerald to make the edit.
Some time this offseason, we will finally get to see Hopkins in a Cardinals uniform wearing No. 10. For now, this will have to do.
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