Mack Hollins is leaning into his weirdness. What started with barefoot arrivals in winter weather has evolved into an imaginary red carpet for a wideout who is doing to pregame arrivals wh

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins is known for walking into stadiums barefoot, but he took it to the max with his pre-game Muppets-inspired fit on Sunday.

This season, he has embodied a variety of characters for pregame walk-ins such as Fred Flintstone, a mad scientist, and even a beach-bum outfit in single-digit temperatures. Hollins has had one reception and two targets in each playoff game for the Bills during their postseason run.

The Buffalo receiver known for his outlandish pregame looks certainly didn’t disappoint for the AFC Championship Game.

Strong AFCCG outing not enough

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins is known for his quirky pregame routines, and his pregame outfits. The first-year Bill showed up to the wild-card matchup against the Denver Broncos dressed as Fred Flintstone complete with the barefoot look,

Mack Hollins: Mack Hollins had his best game as a member of the Bills. The veteran scored a touchdown late in the first half against the Chiefs’ top cornerback and set up a 1st and goal late in the game on a 32-yard reception. He finished with three catches for 73 yards and one score.

Barefoot and bringing the chaos, Mack Hollins turned heads with his wild Animal-inspired look ahead of the AFC Championship.

Under the Animal mask, it was Bills receiver Mack Hollins, who has made a habit of turning his walk into the stadium into an event. Before last week’s game against the Baltimore Ravens, Hollins decided to bring out some Miami vibes despite frigid temperatures in Buffalo.

Another season has ended in heartbreak for Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, as their Super Bowl dreams were dashed by the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship. As emotions

Mack Hollins does more than dress cool. He can make great catches, too. Josh Allen looked for the wideout late in the second quarter and Hollins was in the end zone. He made the catch for a 34-yard touchdown play that brought the Bills within 21-16 with 23 seconds left before halftime.