After the Buffalo Bills lost wide receiver Mack Hollins early in free-agency this offseason, many analysts and fans wondered what the team’s plan was to replace his significant contributions. Hollins played an important role, most notably as a favorite red zone target of quarterback Josh Allen, but also for his full embrace doing the dirty work on offense and special teams.
Playing wide receiver for offensive coordinator Joe Brady provides players a unique opportunity — one where they’re asked to master play concepts over single responsibilities and put aside any misgivings that they’ll be featured often and always.