Eagles WR Mack Hollins And His Rookie Life

Posted May 22, 2017
It is good, very good, to be back in a football routine, Mack Hollins acknowledges. The workdays last for 10 hours, plus private study time back at the hotel, but Hollins is loving every bit of it. He’s been an Eagle for three weeks and change now, and he’s ready for the next test: Organized Team Activities against veteran players followed by a mandatory minicamp. (Philadelphia Eagles)

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