Eagles coach Doug Pederson optimistic about WR Mack Hollins

Posted Jun 5, 2019
As the Eagles begin another week of OTAs, Mack Hollins remains on the shelf 16 months after undergoing sports hernia surgery. Good news? Doug Pederson said he expects the wide receiver to finally be able to practice at the start of training camp in late July. At practice Monday, for the first time this offseason, we saw Hollins working out extensively. (NBC Sports)

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