Veteran wide receiver Mack Hollins didn't hold back following the New England Patriots' 45-27 loss to the Green Bay Packers.

In his return from injured reserve, Hollins had three catches on six targets for 36 yards and one touchdown. His presence on the field was one of the few good things for a Patriots offense that turned the ball over four times against the Packers.

"You are what you put on tape. This was who we are this week," said Hollins. "If there's guys on this team that are okay with that, I'm sure there's 31 other teams they could go to and they can live like that. But we're trying to get stuff done. But this week, we just got our ass kicked."

Hollins' leadership, among others, will be key in the Patriots turning things around and getting back on the winning track in Week 10.

Things won't get any easier with the team slated to travel to Munich to take on the Detroit Lions. After Sunday's game, they will get a much-needed bye week to get healthy before taking on the hardest part of their 2026 schedule.

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