THE LATE THIRDSMASTER PLAYER PROFILE
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Mack
Hollins
Hollins
New England Patriots • WR • #13 • 6’4″, 221 lbs • North Carolina • 2017 Round 4, Pick 118
Super Bowl LII Champion
2025: 46 Receptions
Super Bowl LX: 78 Yards / 1 TD
2024: Career-High 5 TD
208 Career Receptions
2,619 Career Receiving Yards
The Read: Hollins enters his tenth NFL season with a cleaner football role than fantasy role. He started 13 games, produced 550 regular-season yards, returned from a lacerated spleen for the AFC Championship, and led New England with 78 yards and a touchdown in Super Bowl LX. The 2026 receiver room is far deeper: A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs, and DeMario Douglas are taking the base first-team reps, while Hollins and Kayshon Boutte work more often with the second group. Hollins still survives because the offense can use him as an outside target, move blocker, special-teams body, and delayed-release weapon in big personnel. Dynasty managers should value the emergency volume and weekly touchdown access without confusing a real game-day role for reliable target share.
Dynasty UseDeep-roster contingency veteranUseful in deep leagues, best ball, and injury weeks where his full-snap versatility can convert into routes and red-zone work.
Risk ShapeAge and target squeezeHe turns 33 in September, enters a final contract year, and sits behind three receivers in New England’s base camp rotation.
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