Buffalo Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins has worn some of the most jaw dropping outfits we've ever seen. Take a look.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins has been hit with a hefty fine by the NFL over his on-field behavior. Per NFL Insider Tom Pelissero "The NFL fined #Bills WR Mack Hollins $11,255 for unsportsmanlike conduct (taunting) — stepping over #Broncos star DB Patrick Surtain II last week.

Mack Hollins is a unique man, and the Buffalo Bills wide receiver proved it again ahead of the team's NFL Playoff showdown against the Broncos.

Buffalo Bills player Mack Hollins dressed up as Fred Flintstone and went barefoot in the freezing cold ahead of the team's game against the Broncos on Jan. 12.

Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins is an interesting character. He has proven to be a savvy free agent signing by Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane, leading both on and off the field. The 6' 4", 221 pound wide out had 31 receptions and a team-leading 5 touchdowns this season.

Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins showed up to work dressed for some fun, looking like he was getting ready to hit the beach rather than go out and play in sub-freezing temperatures. Hollins walked into the locker room rocking a big sun hat, sun glasses, and a swimsuit with bare feet.

The NFL playoffs are here. Yabba Dabba Doo! Mack Hollins never arrives to Highmark Stadium, or any stadium, wearing shoes or socks. If it were so easy, a caveman would do it. Enter Fred Flintstone. Hollins has shown up as a construction worker and mad scientist this year.

Mack Hollins dressed as Fred Flintstone when he arrived at Highmark Stadium for the wild-card playoff game Sunday. What better garb could there be for a guy who goes barefoot?

The Buffalo Bills acquired five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Amari Cooper via trade in October. After a 72-catch, 1,250-yard season in 2023 with the

Washington coach Dan Quinn has the Commanders on the verge of returning to the Super Bowl for the first time since the 1991 season. The Commanders, fresh off taking down No. 1 seed Detroit, are set to face the Eagles in the NFC Championship game at 3 p.

Washington coach Dan Quinn has the Commanders on the verge of returning to the Super Bowl for the first time since the 1991 season. The Commanders, fresh off taking down No. 1 seed Detroit, are set to face the Eagles in the NFC Championship game at 3 p.