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Hollins stepped up big time. The journeyman wideout - not the guy the Patriots paid for in free agency - drew 4 targets after Brown left, the most of any NE receiver in that span, en route to a game total of 5 targets (15.2% / 14.7% adjusted). He was also the only other NE pass-catcher besides Raridon with a logged end-zone/red-zone target (1 each). Hollins clearly has his quarterback's trust.
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Hollins emerges as trusted target after Brown's injury; 5 targets with red-zone work.

Hollins stepped up big time after A.J. Brown's injury, drawing 4 targets after Brown left (the most of any NE receiver in that span), en route to a game total of 5 targets (15.2% / 14.7% adjusted). He was also the only other NE pass-catcher besides Eli Raridon with a logged end-zone/red-zone target (1 each). Hollins clearly has his quarterback's trust and was playing ahead of Romeo Doubs even before Brown's injury. His versatility should allow him to play a full-time role in 12 personnel without Brown, given how much more involved he was in the second half of Week 1.

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