Mack Hollins

I hope you read the Primer last week. Mack Hollins stepped up in a big way with an 80.6% route share, a 32.3% target share, a 44.6% air-yard share, 106 receiving yards, and a 36.8% first-read share. Hollins had a red zone target and three deep targets. I don't think he'll equal that performance this week, but the coverage matchup is again in his favor to be a strong flex play. Hollins has excelled against two high coverage this season. This week, he faces a Jets' pass defense that, since Week 8, has utilized two high at the fifth-highest rate (62%). Against two-high, Hollins is second on the team with a 23% target per route run rate, and he leads the team with 2.36 yards per route run. Hollins should excel in Week 11 running against Brandon Stephens (2025: 64.1% catch rate and 117.1 passer rating allowed) and Jarvis Brownlee Jr. (2025: 75% catch rate and 105.4 passer rating allowed) all game.

God bless Mack Hollins, who celebrates nearly every reception as if he's just split the atom. Hollins did a lot of atom-splitting in Week 10, catching six passes for 106 yards. However, there has been only one other game this season in which Hollins has topped 47 receiving yards, and he hasn't scored a touchdown since Week 4. Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is an egalitarian quarterback, spreading the ball around to all of his pass-catchers. Don't chase Hollins' Week 10 numbers.