Browns Pro Bowl center Alex Mack will undergo surgery to have his appendix removed.
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October 03, 2011
Browns center Alex Mack underwent an appendectomy today at the Cleveland Clinic after playing Sunday with flu-like symptoms.
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October 04, 2011
Alex Mack the Browns center had his appendix removed Monday afternoon. Mack was complaining of abdominal pain and upon further examination it was discovered Alex Mack was suffering from appendicitis. Some though maybe Mack was suffering from snapping the ball some 91 times Sunday afternoon. The Browns are somewhat lucky to have a bye week this week, Macks appendix could have picked...
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October 03, 2011
Browns Pro Bowl center Alex Mack will undergo surgery to have his appendix removed.
Coach Pat Shurmur said Mack arrived at the team's facility on Monday with symptoms of appendicitis and will have an operation later today. Mack, who has started 36 straight games since joining the Browns in 2009, played in Sunday's game against Tennessee. Shurmur doesn't have a time frame...
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October 03, 2011
Cleveland Browns center Alex Mack was scheduled for surgery Monday to have his appendix removed.
It is unclear how long Mack will be sidelined. The team has a bye this week.
The Pro Bowl center has started 36 consecutive games for Cleveland, including Sunday's loss to Tennessee.
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October 03, 2011
Browns Pro Bowl center Alex Mack underwent surgery to have his appendix removed, one day after he felt sick but played all 87 snaps in Cleveland's loss to Tennessee.
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October 04, 2011
A week after Browns running back Peyton Hillis didn’t play with a case of strep throat, a teammate played with a slightly more serious medical condition. Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that center Alex Mack played against the Titans with appendicitis. Mack had an appendectomy on Monday. Mack thought he simply…
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October 03, 2011
Cleveland Browns head coach Pat Shurmur announced that Pro Bowl center Alex Mack will undergo an appendectomy today, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain-Dealer reports. Recovery times from an appendectomy vary, and Cabot adds that Shurmur did not disclose how much time, if any, Mack would miss. The Browns are off in Week 5 before going on the road in Week 6 against the Oakland...
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October 03, 2011
BEREA, OHIO (AP) - Browns Pro Bowl center Alex Mack underwent surgery to have his appendix removed, one day after he felt sick but played all 87 snaps in Cleveland's loss to Tennessee.Cleveland coach Pat Shurmur said Mack came to the team's facility on Monday showing appendicitis symptoms. Mack had ...
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October 03, 2011
Browns Pro Bowl center Alex Mack will undergo surgery to have his appendix removed.
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October 03, 2011
BEREA, OHIO (AP) - Browns Pro Bowl center Alex Mack underwent emergency surgery to have his appendix removed, one day after he felt sick but played all 87 snaps in Cleveland's loss to Tennessee.Cleveland coach Pat Shurmur said Mack came to the team's facility on Monday showing appendicitis symptoms. Mack ...
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October 04, 2011
The Cleveland Browns returned to practice after their bye week without top cornerback Joe Haden or center Alex Mack.
Haden sprained his left knee last week against Tennessee. An MRI revealed the sprain, but it's not known how long Haden, who is having a solid second season, will be sidelined. Haden has been credited with eight pass breakups in four games. He had six interceptions...
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October 03, 2011
Browns Pro Bowl center Alex Mack underwent emergency surgery to have his appendix removed, one day after he felt sick but played all 87 snaps in Cleveland's loss to Tennessee.
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October 03, 2011
Browns Pro Bowl center Alex Mack will undergo surgery to have his appendix removed.
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October 01, 2011
Things allegedly got ugly last season when center Alex Mack and defensive tackle Shaun Smith squared off. Will it happen again Sunday during the Browns-Titans game?
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October 03, 2011
Cleveland Browns Head Coach Pat Shurmur and players discuss the rumors surrounding Peyton Hillis with his illness two weeks ago and his contract. Also, updates on injuries to Joe Haden and Alex Mack.
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