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Mack Hollins finally gets a shot to show the Eagles, and everyone else, what he can do


“When you’re hurt, you go in that dark place: ‘Am I going to get back? Am I going to be the I once was, the guy I was at North Carolina or my rookie year?’ But the biggest thing is just pushing ahead and having teammates, trainers, and family who keep you going. You feel like you’re alone a lot of the time, but you’ve got plenty of people there.” (Philadelphia Inquirer)

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