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          NFL Week 13's best arrivals -- led by Mack Hollins

          Mack Hollins arrived for the Patriots' "Monday Night Football" showdown against the Giants with a spare tire and wrench. New England Patriots
          • ESPN staffDec 1, 2025, 06:26 PM ET

          Week 13 of the NFL season kicked off on Thanksgiving and rollsedright into a rare Friday game, providing a holiday stretch of pregame tunnel looks to match the packed schedule.

          With Green Bay Packers-Detroit Lions, Kansas City Chiefs-Dallas Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals-Baltimore Ravens on Thursday, followed by Chicago Bears-Philadelphia Eagles on Friday, the week has felt like a football runway from the jump.

          Some stadiums called for full cold-weather gear, others just a light fall layer, and players dressed for every forecast.

          Some players wore oversize flannels, varsity and leather jackets and pieces in team colors mixed with lighter layers, hoodies and graphic tees. Sharp overcoats, standout knits and polished sweatsuits all showed up, with accessories and footwear pulling the outfits together.

          From understated tunnel walks to full-on runway moments, Week 13 delivered a holiday style showcase. Here are the top fits.

          Monday night fits

          Ahead of the New England Patriots' northeast battle against the New York Giants, Pats wide receiver Mack Hollins seemed to still be in character from his "MACKanics" TikTok series. Hollins wore a navy Dickies mechanic jumpsuit while carrying a spare tire and a wrench.

          Sunday night fashion

          After missing three games due to a quad injury, Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin opted for a cozy fit ahead of "Sunday Night Football" against the Denver Broncos. McLaurin wore a beanie and plaid black-and-white button up long sleeve.

          Late Sunday afternoon fits

          Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Ben Skowronek made sure to show love to a member of the Steelers coaching staff -- special teams coordinator Danny Smith, who is in his 13th season with the franchise. Skowronek donned a shirt with Smith's name on it, and a photo collage of the coach.

          Sunday's best

          New York Jets linebacker Quincy Williams wore an oversized mustard and forest striped knit sweater featuring a large retro Nike wordmark and swoosh on the front, with "just do it" and "72" across the back. Wide leg black leather pants and tan Timberland boots grounded the look, while a patterned Louis Vuitton pouch and a pair of jeweled chains served as his standout accessories.

          Friday's top looks

          Jalen Hurts paired a black leather jacket with a crisp white turtleneck, tailored navy trousers and black dress shoes. Matching leather gloves and a tote were his accessories, while dark sunglasses completed the look.

          Turkey Day drip

          Making his return to the gridiron for the first time since Week 2 because of a turf toe injury, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's fit was worth the wait. Burrow rocked a white fur coat over a plain black T-shirt and plaid pants. His teammate Ja'Marr Chase opted for an all-khaki fit with a Prada bag.

          The Chiefs dressed for the occasion with cowboy attire while others donned natural colors for the holiday. Tight end Travis Kelce wore a brown double-breasted suit with a white shirt, accessorized with jewelry and Louis Vuitton shades, while quarterback Patrick Mahomes settled for a plaid three-piece suit.

          Arriving for the first game of the day, both Aidan Hutchinson and Amon-Ra St. Brown of the Lions went business formal, but with contrasting approaches. Hutchinson wore a navy double-breasted pinstripe suit with sleek black shoes and a neatly tucked dress shirt -- and carried a one-gallon jug of water as his accessory of choice. St. Brown opted for a solid dark suit with a crisp white shirt, black dress shoes and a designer duffle bag, accessorized with a phone in hand and a bracelet.