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Eagles' Mack Hollins works to be special as a receiver, too


is 6-foot-4, 221 pounds; lean, fast and tough. When he walks through the Eagles’ locker room with the quiet, rolling gait of a leopard, it would be easy to figure him for the star wide receiver. It might be that is Hollins’ destiny sometime soon, being the star, and he’s competing every day at camp to break into a crowded playing rotation. (Philly.com)

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