Ryan Switzer remembers the first time he realized Mack Hollins was a little different. Teammates at the University of North Carolina, they were going through summer workouts in Chapel Hill.

One player who did was receiver Mack Hollins. He would total just 378 yards from 31 receptions, but such was Allen's fondness for No. 13, he led the Bills in receiving touchdowns (five).

In his one season with the Buffalo Bills, Mack Hollins became known for his wild pre-game outfits and strange habits such as not eating vegetables and eschewing shoes whenever possible.

As it turns out, Mack Hollins was a one-year wonder with the Buffalo Bills. The eccentric wide receiver, who became a cult hero for his unorthodoxes like walking barefoot into the stadium on ...

The New England Patriots signed veteran wide receiver Mack Hollins, who filled key roles on both offense and special teams for the Bills in 2024. As ESPN’s Mike Reiss reported, the Patriots made ...