Inside Mack Hollins’ strange 2018 season, mysterious injury and arduous comeback

Posted Sep 29, 2019
Ask about Mack Hollins around the Eagles’ facility, and you’ll probably get a wry smile. That uniqueness is a common refrain. This is a 26-year-old that owns two snakes: a boa named Nikiti and a ball python that, he says, has “30 names”. Hollins plays wide receiver, a position well known for divas, but Hollins is far from flashy or self-aggrandizing. (NJ.com)

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