Fans Can’t Believe ‘Creepy’ Outfit Patriots Star Wore To Super Bowl 60

Before anything even happened on the field, a lot of eyes were cast towards Super Bowl 60 to see what the Big Game’s tunnel fits are looking like.

Mack Hollins turned more than a few heads with his choice of pre-game outfit.

The New England Patriots’ Wide Receiver arrived at Levi’s Stadium dressed as horror icon Hannibal Lecter. Complete with mask, handcuffs and feet shackles.

Hollins was carrying Patriots’ head coach Mike Vrabel’s high school jersey in his hands as he arrived at Super Bowl 60.

The outfit was clearly designed to imitate Hannibal Lecter from the 1991 classic Silence of the Lambs.

However, it may have also been a nod to Alcatraz, the infamous prison island located in San Francisco.

The Super Bowl champion even went barefoot with his pre-game fit.

Hollins has been open about following the ‘free the feet’ lifestyle in the past.

The 32-year-old has championed the lifestyle after meeting a group of trainers in Australia.

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Hollins has forged a reputation for himself with his off-the-field antics during his eight-year NFL career.

The North Carolina alum is reported to eat meals without using utensils.

He also prefers to drink watermelon juice to water as he believes water is a ‘scam’.

Earning the nickname ‘Tarzan’ with teammates, Hollins has made 46 catches over the course of the current season, for 550 yards and two scores.

While Stefon Diggs is more likely to be targeted by Patriots quarterback Drake Maye for touchdowns during Super Bowl 60, Hollins could quite easily make an impact on the field as well as off it.

Mack Hollins’ Super Bowl 60 Fit Criticised By NFL Fans

However, ahead of the game, the wide receiver was being described as ‘creepy’ among other things. His choice of outfit generated a ton of reactions across social media.

New England Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins made a very creepy entrance.

Is this guy ok? pic.twitter.com/1mYCQnMHuh

— MAGAfan1776 (@magafan1776) February 8, 2026

I think it’s pretty clear that everyone in the world aside from Pats fans & Seahawks rivals should be rooting for Seattle

But if somehow you’re still undecided & need something to tip the scales, any rational person HAS to be rooting against Mack Hollinspic.twitter.com/6emKGLF87J

— KFC (@KFCBarstool) February 8, 2026

If the Patriots lose today i’m blaming Mack Hollins and his stupid ass Gimmicks.

wtf is he doing ???? pic.twitter.com/ttEJnmfbK3

— Dave G (@OTBDavee) February 8, 2026

Is anyone else sick of this performative bullsh*t?!!! Patriots WR Mack Hollins arrives for the Super Bowl dressed like Hannibal Lector….

What in the entire eff was the point? pic.twitter.com/6wrJU0rtev

— Clerpatriot (@clerpatriot) February 8, 2026

Dear Mack Hollins,

The New England Patriots have a rich history, and the Super Bowl is being aired to a GLOBAL audience on the behalf of the NFL.

Bruh, you’re doing WAY too much for 4 catches for 49 yards.

Let your play on the field make the news bruh. Showing up for the… pic.twitter.com/fJ3JbPY5rt

— Hovah76 (@hovah76) February 8, 2026

Mack Hollins showed up to the Super Bowl in handcuffs and people are trying to figure out the meaning behind it.

Hypothetically, some are saying it could’ve been a prisoner-themed outfit, possibly a tribute to The Warriors or a nod to old-school football culture and bold pregame… pic.twitter.com/1knSfpNNAH

— Tony Lane ???????? (@TonyLaneNV) February 8, 2026

Patriots WR Mack Hollins never has a dull game day entrance and Super Bowl LX is no different… pic.twitter.com/lUk1E01bgK

— Jack Aylmer (@Jack_Aylmer) February 8, 2026

Hollins won the Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2018, primarily playing on special teams.