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The Best Browns Since 1999 – Center
Alex Mack dominated the voting receiving 83% of the first place votes. I’ve always said that Alex Mack could very easily be considered the greatest legacy that Eric Mangini leaves on the Cleveland Browns. The Browns center has taken one trip to the Pro Bowl and seems poised to hold down the Browns center position with toughness and heart for the foreseeable future.
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February 14, 2012
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February 14, 2012
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Cleveland Browns Alex Mack Returned To The Practice Field
Less than two weeks after undergoing an appendectomy Cleveland Browns center Alex Mack returned to the practice field today. Mack is one tough guy Browns quarterback Colt McCoy has said. McCoy would be one of the happiest guys on the team if Mack plays Sunday when the Browns Take on the Oakland Raiders. Although Mack returned to the field for practice today his activities were limited...
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October 14, 2011
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October 14, 2011
Cleveland Browns Center Alex Mack Will Watch Practice From The Sidelines Again Today
Alex Mack may be one of the toughest Cleveland Browns there is. Mack suffered an appendicitis attack and probably played the entire game against the Titans while under this attack. Coach Pat Shurmur confirmed Mack had to have I.V. fluids before the Titans game. Mack was throwing up the morning of the game. As people already may know, Mack underwent the appendectomy the day after...
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October 12, 2011
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October 12, 2011
Cleveland Browns Center Alex Mack Never Missed A Snap
Alex Mack The Cleveland Browns center has never missed a snap since coming to the Browns in 2009. Mack had an appendicitis attack when the Browns face the Titans and Mack played through the pain. Mack underwent surgery the following Monday. Mack is as tough as they come. The Browns never had anyone else snapping the ball since Mack has been the Browns center. Could this streak come...
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October 12, 2011
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October 12, 2011
Browns' Mack out of hospital
Browns Pro Bowl center Alex Mack is out of the hospital after having an appendectomy.
Team spokesman Neal Gulkis says Mack was released from the Cleveland Clinic on Wednesday, two days after undergoing the procedure. Gulkis says Mack is ''resting comfortably at home and continues to progress well in his recovery.''
Despite having stomach pains and needing intravenous...
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October 05, 2011
Browns Center Alex Mack’s Status for Oct. 16 Raiders Game Uncertain
At this point, no one is going to question the toughness of Cleveland Browns center Alex Mack. Mack unknowingly played with appendicitis during last Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans, requiring an immediate appendectomy on … [visit site to read more]Browns Center Alex Mack’s Status for Oct. 16 Raiders Game Uncertain - Dawg Pound Daily - Dawg Pound Daily...
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October 05, 2011
Cleveland Browns Center Alex Mack Goes Under The Knife
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 04, 2011
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October 04, 2011
Cleveland Browns center Alex Mack undergoes appendectomy today after playing Sunday with flu-like symptoms
Browns center Alex Mack underwent an appendectomy today at the Cleveland Clinic after playing Sunday with flu-like symptoms.
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October 03, 2011
Mack will have appendix removed
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
Browns center Mack to have surgery
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
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