Mack Hollins had a “yabba-dabba-doo” time at the Buffalo Bills’ last game.

On Sunday, January 12, the 31-year-old wide receiver arrived at Highmark Stadium in the Buffalo suburb of Orchard Park, NY, for the Bills’ game against the Denver Broncos. For this occasion he dressed up as the Stone Age cartoon character Fred Flintstone.

Similar to Hanna-Barbera’s iconic caveman The FlintstonesHollins went barefoot and wore a blue tie and a short-sleeved leopard-print loincloth with a scalloped hem. He completed the outfit with a furry horned cap with a Buffalo Bills logo.

This isn’t the first time Hollins has turned heads with an eye-catching game day look. On December 1, he showed up to a game against the San Francisco 49ers wearing an all-white mad scientist costume.

Hollins also ran barefoot in this game, which gave him goosebumps Football on Sunday evenings Spectators due to the fact that it was a snowy and cold day with 31 degrees.

After this particular game day look went viral online, Hollins’ fans expressed concern that he might get frostbite. But the decision to go without shoes is nothing new for the NFL star.

During an interview with NBC Sports in February 2023, Hollins said he has been “shoeless” for about four to five years and revealed that he has even been “kicked out” of places that require shoes.

Hollins also told the outlet that he believes “everyone should be barefoot” and that he washes his feet “constantly” for anyone concerned about his hygiene.

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“It’s so funny that people look at me like that because shoes are definitely dirtier than feet,” Hollins added.

Hollins also discussed his unique personality in a June 2024 Spectrum News 1 profile, saying, “Going without shoes, having wild hair, eating with your hands instead of utensils, things like that, no one bothers.” It’s me.” .”

“That’s what makes me happy. Do the things in life that make you happy,” he added. “Like I said, life is too short to worry about what other people think.”

As far as Hollins’ Fred Flintstone getup goes, he’s in good company. Former Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce wore a similar caveman outfit with orange patches when he met with members of the Bills Mafia for a tailgate before the team’s game against the New York Jets on October 14 last year get hold of.