Eagles rookie Mack Hollins blends quirky personality, underdog mentality in unlikely way
Posted Feb 2, 2018
Mack Hollins is not your typical NFL rookie. He might not be your typical anything, really, and it doesn’t take long to figure out how refreshing that is. The Eagles wide receiver and special-teamer and I spoke for a little more than nine minutes. Hollins solved his ubiquitous Rubik’s — twice — in the time we talked. The key, he tells me, is a lot of patience.
(Pro Football Weekly)
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