Pats Pulpit on Mack Hollins

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When it comes to actually replacing Boutte's contributions as the No. 4 wide receiver on the team, Mack Hollins might be the frontrunner. The veteran has not been a particular standout in training camp, but his abilities as a big-bodied red area target and a blocker in the run game will allow him to see regular action.
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Hollins is frontrunner for Boutte's No. 4 WR role with Maye chemistry.

Veteran frontrunner to replace Boutte's contributions as No. 4 wide receiver; not a particular standout in training camp but offers big-bodied red area target ability and run-game blocking; established commodity in New England offense with good chemistry with Drake Maye, though different player type than Boutte.

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