Mack Hollins has officially left the Buffalo Bills after just one season, signing with the New England Patriots during free agency. Although Hollins never secured a primary receiving role, his charisma and on-field contributions resonated with fans. He finished the 2024 season with 31 receptions for 378 yards and five touchdowns, showcasing his potential. Buffalo's General Manager Brandon Beane expressed a desire to retain Hollins, indicating that the team valued his impact despite a brief tenure.

This development leaves the Bills needing to fill the void left by Hollins as they prepare for the upcoming season. With Hollins now an AFC East rival, the Bills will have to strategize accordingly. The front office remains committed to enhancing their roster as the offseason progresses, keeping fans and analysts alike keenly interested in their next moves.