Mack Hollins arrive at the Bills game dressed up as Animal from The Muppets

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Beat drums. Beat drums. Beat chiefs.

Buffalo Bills Wide Receiver Mack Hollins has been compared to an untamed beast. Enter the Animal.

Hollins went into Arrowhead Stadium dressed from top to almost toe – Hollins goes barefoot when possible – like Animal from The Muppets to the Bills AFC Championship match against Kansas City Chiefs.

He wore a blurred animal head with a thick chain dangling from his neck, cropped yellow and red flame shirt, a rope belt tied around the waist and frayed brown pants.

Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem is Animal’s band but could refer to the Bills offense. Buffalo led AFC in scores and noted a franchise record of 525 points and 65 touchdowns.

Bills will hope that they will not hit a snare and crash against Chiefs, who have knocked them out of the playoffs three times in four seasons.

The temperature is barely above the freezing point in Kansas City. Mack Hollins’ Pregame Outfits are still burning.

Hollins has a power. He arrived at a game last month dressed up as a barefoot mad scientist after the Buffalo region was hit by 2 feet of snow. He has increased his prelude to the playoffs. Hollins entered the Highmark Stadium in a Fred Flintstone costume and Fuzzy Buffalo hat with horns before Bills directed broncos in the Wildcard Round. He went into the highmark stadium in frost degrees ready for a day on the beach as a Bills fan on the spring break. Hollins wore Bills Zubaz bathing pants and an open Bills-blossomed shirt with a Bills bath towel, a Bills hat with straw, a Bills beach football, sunglasses and a nose covered with sunscreen.

Hollins got the attention of the Buffalo organization and fans to go barefoot at training camp. Add to a self-destroyed fringed and frayed t-shirt and Hollins was compared to Tarzan. Offensive coordinator Joe Brady and Bill’s teammates including Josh Allen and wide receiver Keon ColemanDiped your toes in the barefoot experience.

Bills barefoot playing

Hollins has been barefoot for several years unless he is obliged to wear shoes, such as during an NFL match. He thinks, “Everyone has to be barefoot.” Hollins has highlighted the health benefits of walking barefoot, including knee and ankle strengthening.

Hollins has supported his hygienic conviction by saying that he often washes his feet and that people do not walk around in mittens.

“Shoes are definitely more dirty than feet,” said Hollins. “When did you last wash the bottom of your shoe?”

“Shoes are a tool. You wouldn’t go around with a hammer just because you might be nailing something once in a while. Why walk around in shoes just because you might be stepping on something once in a while?”

What has Mack Hollins carried for Bills games?

Divisional round: Life is a beach

Wildcard round: Fred Flintstone

Week 17: Deck The Hollins

Week 16: Faux Buffalo Fur Jacket and Head

Week 13: Gal scientist

Week 11: Construction worker

Mack Hollin’s statistics

Hollins led Bills with five receiving touchdowns in the regular season 2024.

  • 2017: Philadelphia; 16 games; 16 receptions; 226 Receive Yards; 14.1 yards per reception; 1 Touchdown
  • 2019: Philadelphia and Miami; 16 games; 10 receptions, 125 receiving farms; 12.5 yards per reception; 0 Touchdowns
  • 2020: Miami; 16 games; 16 receptions; 176 receiving farms; 11.0 yards per reception; 1 Touchdown
  • 2021: Miami; 17 games; 14 receptions; 223 Receive Yards; 15.9 yards per reception; 4 Touchdowns
  • 2022: Las Vegas; 17 games; 57 receptions; 690 Receive Yards; 12.1 yards per reception; 4 Touchdowns
  • 2023: Atlanta; 13 games; 18 receptions; 251 Receive Yards; 13.9 yards per reception; 0 Touchdowns
  • 2024: Buffalo; 17 games; 31 receptions; 378 Receive Yards; 12.2 yards per reception; 5 Touchdowns
  • Career: 112 games; 162 receptions; 2,069 receive yards; 12.8 yards per reception; 15 Touchdowns; 1 fumble recovery; 28 tackles

Mack Hollin’s salary

Hollins signed a one -year contract of $ 2.6 million with Buffalo in March.

Mack Hollins wears No. 13 at Bills. Hollin’s bar Nos. 10 and 16 on Philadelphia Eagles, No. 86 at Miami Dolphins, No. 18 at Atlanta Falcons and No. 10 on Las Vegas Raiders.

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