Patriots Receiver Channels 1970s Cult Film for AFC Championship Arrival
Mack Hollins made a striking impression ahead of the AFC Championship Game as he returned to the Patriots lineup. The wide receiver stepped into Empower Field at Mile High dressed as Luther from the 1979 cult classic film “The Warriors.” His entrance included clinking bottles and shouting the iconic line, “Warriors, come out to play!” This theatrical display drew smiles, notably from kicker Andy Borregales, who walked alongside him.
Mack Hollins’ Return to the Field
Hollins had been recovering from an abdominal injury that sidelined him for four games. Recently activated from injured reserve, he is set to contribute to his team’s efforts. His quarterback, Drake Maye, expressed enthusiasm about Hollins’ return. “Man, Mack’s been awesome. It’s been awesome having him back,” Maye said. “He’s a great player for us, been a great player for us all year.”
Hollins’ Dedication to the Team
Throughout the season, Hollins has shown a strong commitment to his team. Maye highlighted his hard work and determination. “He practices hard. He’s one of those guys that brings it every day,” Maye emphasized.
- Hollins started the season dealing with injuries during OTAs and training camp.
- Since then, he has been described as “all gas, no brakes.”
- He regularly stays after practice to run routes and prepares diligently.
- His dedication is evident as he meticulously draws up plays before games.
Hollins’ resilience and dedication are key to his playing style. His contributions will be pivotal as the Patriots aim for success in the postseason. With Hollins back in action, the team is looking to leverage his experience and skills in the upcoming challenges.
