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Veteran wide receiver Mack Hollins revealed that three key factors influenced his decision to sign with the New England Patriots.
He got to reunite with former Las Vegas Raiders coach Josh McDaniels, who he had his career-best season playing under in 2022. His other two reasons for coming to New England were the tradition of the Patriots organization and a chance to play for newly-hired head coach Mike Vrabel.
Hollins served as a key blocker and a reliable red zone target for the Buffalo Bills in 2024, recording 31 catches for 378 yards and five touchdowns.
Standing at 6-foot-4 and weighing 221 pounds, he’ll aim to use his size to provide an additional offensive weapon for a Patriots’ unit that faced struggles last season
Hollins may not be the high-profile receiver that Patriots fans were hoping for, but he could serve as a reliable complementary piece for the offense.
While the offseason picture for New England isn’t fully set, this signing adds value with a player who has consistently shown a willingness to do the dirty work while also making key plays.
This article originally appeared on Patriots Wire: WR Mack Hollins reveals three reasons why he signed with Patriots
