Patriots’ Mack Hollins arrives at Super Bowl 2026 in prison jumpsuit

Mack Hollins always knows how to make an entrance. 

And he didn’t disappoint at Super Bowl 2026, arriving at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday wearing a prison jumpsuit complete with full restraints and a face mask. 

The prison jumpsuit had the words “Range 13” written on the back, which seemed to be a reference to an ultra-high-security unit at ADX Florence supermax prison in Colorado. 

Hollins looked straight ahead as he walked by reporters on his way to the locker room at Levi’s Stadium for Sunday’s Super Bowl showdown against the Seahawks. 

He was also holding a football jersey in his hand, which he later wore on the field during warmups. 

The jersey, a “Warriors” high school football jersey, had Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel’s name written on it. 

Hollins has always been a character in the NFL, from his walking around barefoot to the wild outfits he’s worn to games. 

He doesn’t use utensils to eat his food and barely drinks water.  

“Mack, he’s a different guy. You learn something from him too, because he has a reason for why he’s doing it,” Patriots cornerback Alex Austin said earlier this week at the Super Bowl. “He does everything with an intern.” 

Hollins has 46 receptions this season for 550 yards and two touchdowns for the Patriots. 

New England is the sixth NFL team that he has played for over his eight-year NFL career. 

“He is truly the most one-of-a-kind person I’ve ever been around,” former Giants quarterback and currently with the Patriots Tommy DeVito told The Post’s Ryan Dunleavy. “I like to think of myself as a character. Everybody I’ve grown up with, I know people who are characters. I’d seen everything online, but the first couple weeks I got here I learned it is not an act. That’s really how Mack is. Whatever you guys think you’ve seen is not even the tip of the iceberg. One of the best teammates I’ve ever had.”