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Mack Hollins Stuns Super Bowl in Prison Jumpsuit

2/10/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Mack Hollins of the New England Patriots arrived at Super Bowl LX wearing a maroon prison jumpsuit, shackles, a Hannibal Lecter-style mask, and was barefoot.
The outfit, marked "Range 13," referenced a high-security prison and sparked a viral response on social media.
Hollins later switched to a jersey honoring Patriots coach Mike Vrabel for warmups, underscoring his unique National Football League (NFL) persona.

History

Historical Context

Super Bowl XXXVI, held on February 3, 2002, marked the New England Patriots' first championship victory, defeating the St. Louis Rams 20-17. This game, played in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, became a symbol of resilience, drawing over 89 million viewers. The Patriots' win initiated a dynasty, leading to five more Super Bowl titles and reshaping the NFL landscape.

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Story summary

Mack Hollins of the New England Patriots arrived at Super Bowl LX wearing a maroon prison jumpsuit, shackles, a Hannibal Lecter-style mask, and was barefoot.
The outfit, marked "Range 13," referenced a high-security prison and sparked a viral response on social media.
Hollins later switched to a jersey honoring Patriots coach Mike Vrabel for warmups, underscoring his unique National Football League (NFL) persona.

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