Mack Hollins Drafted by Philadelphia Eagles in 4th Round

Posted Apr 29, 2017
The Eagles finally drafted a weapon for Carson Wentz. With their first of two fourth-round picks (No. 118), the Eagles selected North Carolina wide receiver Mack Hollins. Hollins (6-4, 221 pounds) was actually one of the prospects Wentz worked out with while in California earlier this offseason. While Hollins is a big receiver, he still ran a 4.53 at the combine. (CSN Philly)

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