Buffalo Bills Wide Receiver Mack Hollins Makes Statement with “Animal” Costume Ahead of AFC Championship
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins made a bold statement ahead of the AFC Championship against the Kansas City Chiefs by showing up to the game wearing a full “Animal” costume, a beloved Muppets character. The costume included a big, red head, as well as a red-and-yellow crop top shirt and beige cutoffs.
Hollins has become known for his eccentric fashion choices, including showing up to games barefoot in freezing cold temperatures. He is a big advocate of “grounding,” also known as earthing, where you walk with bare feet to connect to the planet’s natural electrical charge.
Despite the Chiefs’ home field advantage, Hollins and the Bills are looking to make a statement and reach the Super Bowl for the first time in 31 years. Hollins has been a key contributor to the team’s offense, providing a big-body presence in the red zone.
In the playoffs, Hollins has one catch on two targets in each game, and during the regular season, he had five touchdowns on his 31 receptions for 378 yards. With the Bills looking to make a deep run in the playoffs, Hollins’ unique personality and skills could be a key factor in their success.