Mack Hollins took complex route to NFL

Posted Feb 3, 2018
As a senior playing for the Wootton High School football team in Rockville, Maryland, wide receiver Mack Hollins dressed in a suit and tie and carried a briefcase around school everyday. All of his friends questioned his attire, but they became used to it after two weeks. “You dress for the job you want,” Hollins told Capital News Service, “not the job you have.” (WTOP)

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