The Tennessee Titans made a crucial move late in the offseason on Sunday when they signed star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, and their long odds for the Super Bowl just got a little shorter.

Hopkins had been exploring teams as a free agent for several months, after being cut by the Arizona Cardinals in May. He signed a two-year, $26 million deal to bring him to Nashville, where he will look to help out a young squad that has a lot of questions on offense.

FanDuel Sportsbook posted the new Super Bowl odds for the Titans after the acquisition, as they shortened to +6000 from +7500, still leaving them as long shot outsiders. They added in a hilarious picture of Titans rookie QB Will Levis pouring mayo in his coffee, an infamous quirk revealed at the NFL Draft.

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The rumors of his arrival were swirling earlier this week, when the betting odds for Hopkins' next team flew from +500 to -300 to land him in Tennessee. While it wasn't a done deal at the time, he was in serious talks to join the Titans after talks stalled with the Patriots and Chiefs.

While a Super Bowl run may be out of the question for this squad, their best chance comes through their weak division. The Titans have climbed to just +310 to win the AFC South, up from +400 before the signing, per FanDuel Sportsbook. It is a notoriously weak division, filled with rookie QBs this year, making the only real competition the Jacksonville Jaguars at -155 odds.