Mack Hollins

Hollins has now gained first downs on eight of his last nine receptions since Week 16, while also being held under 35 receiving yards during that span. Hollins' biggest contribution to the win was when he seemingly injured Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey on a screen-pass blocking play in which Hollins harshly drove Humphrey to the ground. Hollins can be expected to handle his typical two-to-three-target workload against the Chiefs next week.

Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins manhandled Humphrey on a screen-pass block, driving Humphrey down to the ground for a hard landing on his back. Humphrey squirmed briefly after the play before catching his breath in a labored squat. He was then taken to the blue medical tent by Ravens trainers.

Brown continued his run of strong pregame style ahead of the Eagles' divisional round game Sunday.

Hollins isn't fazed by the cold weather

Hollins was one of three active wide receivers for the Bills who didn't play Khalil Shakir for any snaps on Sunday. Hollins was used early in the game but was on the bench for most of the second half. The veteran has been an important part of the receiving corps in Buffalo this season, operating as the team's best blocking receiver and the ultimate "locker room guy." He figures to play a decent amount of snaps in the playoffs given his intangibles and blocking prowess.