buffalo bill Off-center wide receiver Mack Hollins once again walked into the stadium barefoot before Sunday’s championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
hollins appears in Geha Field at Arrowhead Stadium A beloved puppet character dressed in full “animal” costume, including a large red head.
Hollins also wore a red and yellow crop shirt and beige tailoring just like the animal.
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Buffalo receiver Mack Hollins warms up before the game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Highmark Stadium. (Mark Konezny-Imagn image)
It may be the color of The Chief, but Animals is known for being wild and unpredictable when the fictional band “Dr. Teeth and Electric Mayhem” plays.
Maybe this is the type of mind-set Hollins has going into enemy territory, wanting to be an animal to help his bill arrive super bowl.
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Hollins turned heads after showing up in freezing temperatures without any shoes or socks.
He is a big advocate of “grounding” (also called grounding), where you walk barefoot to connect to the earth’s natural electrical charge. It provides therapeutic release for many people.
Hollins also has a growing social presence, especially on Tiktok, where he shares home care tips, fun science projects for kids, and more.
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Baltimore Ravens in the 2025 AFC divisional round game at Highmark Stadium. (Gregory Fisher-Image)
However, Hollins’ main focus is making the latest chapter of the Bills-Chiefs rivalry a happy ending for his team.
The Chiefs enter their home-field advantage as favorites to reach the Super Bowl for a third straight season, hoping to become the first team in league history to win three straight Vince Lombardi Trophies.
Meanwhile, Josh Allen and the Bills are finally hoping to take a shot at the Super Bowl, which will be the first time Buffalo has reached the “big game” in 31 years.
Allen is the one who shines on the field, and Khalil Shakir is usually his safety blanket in the passing game. However, Hollins provides a big body presence, especially in the red zone.
Buffalo wide receiver Mack Hollins reacts to a touchdown pass against the San Francisco 49ers at Highmark Stadium. (Mark Konezny-Imagn image)
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In these playoffs, Hollins has two targets in every game. During the regular season, he had five touchdowns on 31 receptions for 378 yards.
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