Hollins was a one-year wonder for the Buffalo Bills during the 2024 season. He left during free agency, signing with the New England Patriots. While never a true No. 1 receiver in Buffalo, Hollins made his impact despite only playing one season with the Bills. His personality is what won him over with fans in western New York.

Veteran wide receiver Mack Hollins revealed three things played a factor in his signing with the New England Patriots.

When you see Mack Hollins out and about in Foxboro or warming up for the New England Patriots, there's a good chance your attention will go right to his feet.

Mack Hollins arrived at his introductory press conference with the Patriots in only a way Mack Hollins can: shoeless. That's right. As captured by ESPN's Mike Reiss, the 31-year-old wide receiver entered the media workroom to speak with reporters on Friday rocking a sweatshirt and pants—but with nothing on his feet.

Mack Hollins will bring a unique personality to the New England Patriots’ wide receiver room. The 31-year-old, who signed a two-year deal with New England, made a lasting impression Friday during his introductory press conference. First, he stepped up to the podium barefoot:

Linked to Tee Higgins and Chris Godwin during this year's free agency period, the Patriots have yet to make their

Drake Maye has often been compared to Josh Allen in his young career. Mack Hollins sees the similarities between the two quarterbacks as well.

Mack Hollins is known for his classic barefoot look, and he brought that with him to New England, as the new Patriots receiver walked into his introductory press conference with no shoes on. So, that prompted a question about what's behind this iconic tradition.