Buffalo Bills' Mack Hollins Announces Retirement After 10 Years In NFL
Unexpected News
In a surprising turn of events, Buffalo Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins has revealed he will retire from the NFL at the conclusion of the 2023 season. The 30-year-old wideout made the announcement on Tuesday, with 10 years of professional football behind him.
Hollins joined the Bills in 2021 after stints with the Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins, and New York Jets, spending the majority of his career as a dependable reserve receiver. In 34 games with Buffalo over two seasons, he caught 32 passes for 466 yards and 3 touchdowns.
Reasons for Retirement
Hollins did not specify the reasons behind his decision to retire, although he expressed gratitude for the opportunity to play in the NFL. He also hinted that he may pursue a career in coaching or broadcasting in the future.
Impact On Bills
Hollins' retirement leaves a small void in the Bills' receiving corps, although the team has a strong group of pass-catchers led by Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis. The Bills are still in contention for a playoff spot and are optimistic about their chances of making a deep run this season.
Reaction From Fans and Teammates
News of Hollins' retirement was met with surprise and well wishes from fans and teammates alike. Many expressed their appreciation for his contributions to the Bills and wished him well in his post-football endeavors.
Head coach Sean McDermott praised Hollins for his work ethic and dedication, saying he was a valuable member of the team during his time in Buffalo.
Hollins' retirement marks the end of an era for the Bills, as he was one of the last remaining players from the team's 2017 playoff run. His departure will free up some salary cap space for the Bills, who will look to add depth to their roster in the offseason.
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