Bills receiver Mack Hollins braved the Buffalo cold on Sunday in an eye-catching beach suit, despite sub-zero temperatures in the area.
Hollins, who famously doesn't wear shoes, was seen arriving in a bathing suit, open shirt and straw hat as he headed to Highmark Stadium ahead of his team's divisional clash against the Ravens.
He even put a towel over his shoulder and put sunscreen on his nose as if he were about to enjoy some nice weather.
Instead, the weather in Western New York is 22 degrees Fahrenheit ahead of the 6:30 p.m. ET crash.
And the temperature is expected to drop even further, to around 19 degrees, near the start.
Mack Hollins arrived Sunday dressed in beach gear in the frigid conditions of Buffalo.
In a previous interview with NBC Sports Philadelphia In 2023, Hollins explained that he had been walking barefoot for the past four or five years.
“It's been fantastic for me,” Hollins said. 'I think it's funny because everyone should be barefoot. You don't see people walking around with gloves.'
He went on to say that he was inspired to give up shoes when he met a group of Australian men who specialize in “holistic grounding exercises.”
The eccentric recipient also refuses to use kitchen utensils and objects to eating soup.
“I think conceptually it makes a lot of sense, but culturally I guess it doesn't,” he said. 92.3 The Dukes and the Game Bell about walking barefoot.
“If everyone walked around with gloves on their hands, people would think it was crazy, but we have shoes on our feet and people wonder why their feet don't look the way they should or aren't strong and why do people You have ankle and knee problems It would be the same if you covered your hands all your life and then asked yourself why you have wrist or elbow problems.'
Hollins is seen after picking up a first down against the Broncos in the wild card round
While Hollins' fellow Bills don't follow his barefoot lifestyle, they do love his company.
“One of my favorite players, honestly, probably one of my favorite people I've ever met,” offensive coordinator Joe Brady told reporters over the summer, via Buffalo Plus.
Quarterback Josh Allen added, “I love Mack,” while Dion Dawkins hilariously called him “Tarzan.”
Hollins, a fourth-round pick in 2017, began his career with the Eagles before stints with the Dolphins, Raiders and Falcons.
Hollins joined the Bills on a one-year, $2.6 million contract last offseason.