‘Probably not meant for this team’- Mack Hollins calls out Patriots teammates after Packers loss
Mack Hollins did not hold back after the New England Patriots suffered a 45-27 defeat to the Green Bay Packers, questioning whether some of his teammates were willing to accept the team’s poor performance. The defeat spoiled Hollins’ return to the active roster after he was recently promoted from the practice squad.
New England Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins criticized his teammates after the team's 45-27 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Hollins, who recently returned to the active roster after being promoted from the practice squad, expressed frustration with the team's poor performance. The Packers dominated the game at Gillette Stadium, throwing three interceptions and recording a turnover-less victory.
Following the defeat, Hollins questioned whether some players were content with the result, suggesting they might be better suited to play for other teams. He stated, "Probably not meant for this team." Despite throwing for 299 yards and three touchdowns, Packers quarterback Drake Maye's three interceptions ultimately proved costly.
The Patriots struggled to contain Packers quarterback Jordan Love, who threw for 372 yards and three touchdowns. Hollins' comments come as the Patriots aim to maintain their position in the AFC East, where they now trail the Buffalo Bills. With expectations high following their Super Bowl appearance last season, the team cannot afford another poor performance.
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