Mack hollins value

[jcass1991]

Picked him up for a few bucks on the waiver wire and with Alshon, agholor and Wallace allprobabaly ahead of him is he worth holding or selling off for a 3rd round pick and a throw in like Braxton miller.

[Crwdstunna]

I’d hold onto him to see what he is. Had a bit of buzz last year and the Eagles additions don’t change anything for me with him.

[jcc6fd]

I’d take a 3rd over Hollins as the 4th WR on his team.

[HughHoney]

2019 3rd > Hollins

[sloth8u]

I would hold Hollins since noone is likely to give more than a 3rd. I'd need a 2nd from a team I felt was missing the playoffs.

[Neo A]

Traded Hollins straight up for Aaron Jones last week. Full PPR.

[HughHoney]

Traded Hollins straight up for Aaron Jones last week. Full PPR.

Wow . Just don’t get the love for Hollins here. Only 81 receptions in his college career in a spread pass friendly offense. Did almost nothing his rookie year and way down the depth chart. Don’t think this guy should even be rostered short of maybe a best ball league.

[Life of Pablo]

Traded Hollins straight up for Aaron Jones last week. Full PPR.

Wow . Just don’t get the love for Hollins here. Only 81 receptions in his college career in a spread pass friendly offense. Did almost nothing his rookie year and way down the depth chart. Don’t think this guy should even be rostered short of maybe a best ball league.

There's certainly a few things to at least be intrigued about by him:

• Great work ethic, as evidenced by joining UNC as a special teams walk-on and eventually working his way towards NFL draft material (4th round for his lack of production is pretty endearing)
• Tied to the one of the best offenses in the league along with one of the best young QBs in Wentz
• Solid frame and measurables (6' 4", 221 lbs)
• Big-play ability (20+ yds/rec at UNC, 14+ yds/rec with the Eagles including a 64-yd TD)
• Can eventually usurp Mike Wallace and play opposite Alshon (Agohlor in the slot)
• Maybe the most intriguing evidence of all - Eagles hired Gunter Brewer to be their WRs coach this offseason... not so coincidentally, this was Hollins's OC/WRs coach all 4 years at UNC

Obviously, some of these are kinda reaching and he's still not all that valuable yet, but the path to fantasy relevance is there for now.

[HughHoney]

Traded Hollins straight up for Aaron Jones last week. Full PPR.

Wow . Just don’t get the love for Hollins here. Only 81 receptions in his college career in a spread pass friendly offense. Did almost nothing his rookie year and way down the depth chart. Don’t think this guy should even be rostered short of maybe a best ball league.

There's certainly a few things to at least be intrigued about by him:

• Great work ethic, as evidenced by joining UNC as a special teams walk-on and eventually working his way towards NFL draft material (4th round for his lack of production is pretty endearing)
• Tied to the one of the best offenses in the league along with one of the best young QBs in Wentz
• Solid frame and measurables (6' 4", 221 lbs)
• Big-play ability (20+ yds/rec at UNC, 14+ yds/rec with the Eagles including a 64-yd TD)
• Can eventually usurp Mike Wallace and play opposite Alshon (Agohlor in the slot)
• Maybe the most intriguing evidence of all - Eagles hired Gunter Brewer to be their WRs coach this offseason... not so coincidentally, this was Hollins's OC/WRs coach all 4 years at UNC

Obviously, some of these are kinda reaching and he's still not all that valuable yet, but the path to fantasy relevance is there for now.

I agree with the big play ability which is why I understand having him in best ball. I just don’t think he’ll ever get the volume to be startable in regular PPR leagues.

[hudini33]

Wow . Just don’t get the love for Hollins here. Only 81 receptions in his college career in a spread pass friendly offense. Did almost nothing his rookie year and way down the depth chart. Don’t think this guy should even be rostered short of maybe a best ball league.

There's certainly a few things to at least be intrigued about by him:

• Great work ethic, as evidenced by joining UNC as a special teams walk-on and eventually working his way towards NFL draft material (4th round for his lack of production is pretty endearing)
• Tied to the one of the best offenses in the league along with one of the best young QBs in Wentz
• Solid frame and measurables (6' 4", 221 lbs)
• Big-play ability (20+ yds/rec at UNC, 14+ yds/rec with the Eagles including a 64-yd TD)
• Can eventually usurp Mike Wallace and play opposite Alshon (Agohlor in the slot)
• Maybe the most intriguing evidence of all - Eagles hired Gunter Brewer to be their WRs coach this offseason... not so coincidentally, this was Hollins's OC/WRs coach all 4 years at UNC

Obviously, some of these are kinda reaching and he's still not all that valuable yet, but the path to fantasy relevance is there for now.

I agree with the big play ability which is why I understand having him in best ball. I just don’t think he’ll ever get the volume to be startable in regular PPR leagues.

I agree he has a chance, but I also don't see Alshon staying too much longer. My guess is the Eagles draft someone early next year, and I am an Agholor supporter and hope he can keep trending up

[smallxl]

Hollins easy...already showed flashes

The third round pick equals a waiver player

[BeerMoneyDynasty]

Traded Hollins straight up for Aaron Jones last week. Full PPR.

Trade of the year?

[jcass1991]

I still have him on my ir and holding out hope but thinking I should have sold for whatever was offered. Maybe 2019???

[badbuddah]

Traded Hollins straight up for Aaron Jones last week. Full PPR.

Trade of the year?

Collusion?

[Goddard]

Traded Hollins straight up for Aaron Jones last week. Full PPR.

Trade of the year?

Collusion?

This thread is from July.