New England Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins recently disclosed that he has not consumed vegetables in the past four to five years, a surprising revelation to fans and reporters alike. Despite this unconventional approach, Hollins remains confident, stating, to each their own.
Performance on the Field Remains Strong
Hollins’ avoidance of vegetables has not had a noticeable impact on his football career. This season, he participated in 15 games for the Patriots, achieving 46 receptions for 550 yards and scoring two touchdowns. In the AFC Championship Game against the Houston Texans, he contributed with two catches totaling 51 yards, helping New England secure their spot in Super Bowl LX against the Seattle Seahawks.
A Reputation for Unusual Habits
Known affectionately as “Tarzan,” Hollins has built a reputation for his unconventional lifestyle, which includes walking barefoot and eating without cutlery. These personal quirks were noted during his time with the Buffalo Bills in 2024, reflecting a willingness to embrace individuality both on and off the field.
Looking Ahead to Another Championship
Having earned a Super Bowl ring as a rookie with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2017, Hollins is now aiming for a second championship with the Patriots. Success in the upcoming Super Bowl may encourage him to further embrace his distinctive habits as part of his unique identity within professional football.
Patriots WR Mack Hollins says he hasn't eaten vegetables in 4-5 years.
"To each their own."
— Jeremy Bergman (@JABergman) February 4, 2026
