Mack Hollins

Mack Hollins caught 3-of-4 targets for 73 yards and a touchdown in Buffalo’s AFC Championship Game loss to the Chiefs.

There were few big plays to go around in the Buffalo passing game, but Hollins was the straw that stirred the drink, snagging a 34-yard touchdown by Mossing Trent McDuffie right before halftime and splitting the safeties for another 32 yards on Buffalo’s final scoring drive. Here’s a fascinating free agency about to unfold: Hollins led Bills receivers in snaps this year, is an A-Plus Wideout Blocker on the outside, and was frisky enough as an outside receiver to make some big catches in key moments. Is that worth a big contract in today’s NFL, where everyone wants to run two safeties and good blocking is at a premium? You can probably argue that it’s more valuable than Gabe Davis was last year, and Davis was handsomely rewarded. Hollins turns 32 in September and is nobody’s idea of a fantasy superstar, but he looks likely to land as a starting outside receiver somewhere based on his work in 2024.