Mack Hollins is an anti-elevator.
The Buffalo Bills receiver was late for a team meeting because he didn't want to take the elevator and preferred to walk.
Therefore, due to the long walk to the meeting, he was unable to make it on time.
“The elevator doesn't need to lift me up to where I can go on my own,” he was quoted as saying. According to CBS broadcast.
Fortunately for Hollins, he was still able to rack up four catches and 86 receiving yards, key accomplishments in the Bills' 30-20 victory over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 10. It became.
With Amari Cooper and Keon Coleman sidelined, Hollins showed up on the big day and did what was needed, pacing the team in receiving yards and gaining a season-high in receiving yards.
Hollins and the Bills improved to 8-2 on the season and held a large lead over the AFC East.
Next week, the Bills will host the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs, who escaped with a 17-16 victory over the Denver Broncos at home after a blocked field goal.
