Mack Hollins

Hollins turns 33 early in the 2026 season, squarely in the WR decline phase with no dynasty appreciation runway. Per Pats Pulpit's 2026 scouting report he is 'not a world beater' and projects as a stopgap WR2/WR3 at best.

New England added A.J. Brown via trade and signed Romeo Doubs to a 4-year/$80M deal as the WR2, while sophomore Kyle Williams is emerging — pushing Hollins down to a WR4/blocking role. His target share already trended down to 20% over the final stretch.

Hollins is under contract for 2026 but carries no guarantees beyond ~$1.15M in signing bonuses; New England can release him to save roughly $4.5M against the cap. A crowded, retooled room makes him a realistic camp cut candidate.

Hollins held a stable 72% snap share and proved trusted in the biggest spots (17.8 PPR pts on 20% target share in Super Bowl LX). If Boutte is traded or an injury hits ahead of him, he could back into spot flex relevance, though it carries no lasting dynasty value at his age.