The large veteran receiver Mack Hollins revealed that three things played a factor in his signature with the New England Patriots.
He was able to find the old Las Vegas raiders Coach Josh McDaniels, of which he had his best career season in 2022. His two other reasons for coming to New England were the tradition of the organization of the Patriots and a chance to play for the newly hired head coach Mike Trodule.
Hollins served as a voluntary blocker and a reliable red zone target for the Buffalo bills In 2024, finishing with 31 catches for 378 yards and five affected.
He will try to use his size at 6 feet 4 inches and 221 pounds to add another offensive threat to a unit of the patriots who had trouble last season.
The Patriots Wr Mack Hollins says that retirement with Josh McDaniels has played a factor in his signature, just like the tradition of the Patriots and playing for Mike Trobel. pic.twitter.com/gzypoqqj1
– Doug Kyed (@dougkyed) March 14, 2025
Hollins may not be the big receiver that the fans of the patriots have sought, but he could provide a solid additional piece for the offense.
The photo of the off-season is not complete for New England, but it was a solid signature for a player who showed a desire to do the growing work, while making difficult games.
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