The snow never bothered Mack Hollins anyway. The Buffalo Bills wide receiver walks barefoot to practice, to games, pretty much anywhere that he isn't legally required to wear shoes and socks. Fans wondered what'd happen once snow and frigid temperatures hit Buffalo.

The Buffalo Bills will host the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football in Week 13. There will be snow. Lots of snow. Buffalo has seen something like two feet of snow in the days leading up to the primetime game and removal has been a huge storyline.

Mack Hollins of the Buffalo Bills walks this own beat, literally and figuratively. The wideout and special teams ace arrived at Highmark Stadium on Sunday for the game with the San Francisco 49ers. There had been massive snow in the area -- more than two feet --

Buffalo Bills receiver Mack Hollins is walking in a winter wonderland, barefoot, ahead of "Sunday Night Football" against the San Francisco 49ers.

The Buffalo area — and Orchard Park where the Bills play — got around two feet of snow this weekend with 18 inches measured ahead of the Sunday night game against the 49ers. And when most people decide to leave their home in that kind of weather, they are wearing shoes. Hollins is not most people.

Hollins — who does wear cleats during the game — has 18 catches for 224 yards and three touchdowns this season. The Bills are a 6.5-point favorite for the matchup.

Heading into the Buffalo Bills Sunday night matchup with the San Fransisco 49ers, one of the biggest questions some fans had was whether or not wide receiver Mack Hollins would continue his tradition of arriving to the stadium barefoot.