WR Kyle Williams credits Patriots vet for strength transformation

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New England Patriots wide receiver Kyle Williams is headed into his second NFL season, and he is crediting one Patriots veteran in particular for helping him get stronger.

Williams recorded 10 receptions for 200 yards and three touchdowns last season. He is hoping to expand his role in 2026, despite the many new additions to the roster. Patriots coach Mike Vrabel named him one of the offseason award winners.

When it came to that award, Williams credited his physical improvements to working out with Mack Hollins, who is one of the most physically imposing receivers on the roster. Hollins is also one of the most influential players on the team.

Along with Williams, he has also worked out with and helped second-year wideout Efton Chism III.


Kyle Williams credits working with Mack Hollins and getting stronger when asked about being one of the #Patriots’ offseason award winners pic.twitter.com/hJoR49RuAT

— Taylor Kyles (@tkyles39) July 28, 2026

Williams will undoubtedly have his work cut out for him in a crowded Patriots wide receiver room.

There could be fewer opportunities than expected given all of the talent in front of him. With that said, Vrabel has made it clear that the Patriots are heavily invested in Williams' skill set for the future.

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This article originally appeared on Patriots Wire: WR Kyle Williams credits Patriots vet for strength transformation

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