Hollins made the leap from special teamer to borderline starter, getting significant work on offense for four different teams over the past four seasons. He's never topped 690 receiving yards or five touchdowns in a campaign, but NFL teams seem to like Hollins for his size, run blocking and decent hands. He did well with his limited chances in New England last season, and while he's under contract for another year, the team secured offseason upgrades -- A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs -- who figure to leapfrog Hollins on the depth chart. Hollins is left to compete for depth roles with 2025 starter Kayshon Boutte, 2025 third-round pick Kyle Williams and slot receivers DeMario Douglas and Efton Chism.