ALEX MACK RUMORS & GOSSIP

Pluto: Joe Banner Saving Cap Room For Upcoming Extensions

In his weekly Sunday column, The Plain Dealer’s Terry Pluto indicates that CEO Joe Banner is looking for his team to use some of the cap room that they’ve saved. When Joe Banner ran the business side of the Eagles, he liked to sign players before they reached free agency. Part of the reason the Browns have about $30 million left on the salary cap is they want to sign some of...
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The Browns and the First Round: Chance Warmack

We are less than a week from the NFL Draft, also known as the most important day of the year for your Cleveland Browns. With (another) new regime taking over the reigns and new schemes in place on both sides of the ball, it is crucial that Joe Banner, Mike Lombardi, Ray Farmer, Rob Chudzinski and the crew nail these three days. It all starts Thursday night with the primetime First...
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April 24, 2013  |  Discuss

2013 Draft Class Positional Rankings – Center

With starting center Alex Mack a potential free agent in the not too distant future, could the Browns seek an interior lineman looking toward the future?
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March 29, 2013  |  Discuss

Browns Looking To Lock Up C Alex Mack To A Long-Term Deal

The Cleveland Browns are looking to sign center Alex Mack to a contract extension, Terry Pluto of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. Mack has played every game since being drafted in the first round in 2009. He has one year left on his rookie deal and is due a base $3.7 million salary in 2013. Still only 27, Mack won't come cheap, though he may be open to taking a hometown discount...
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March 03, 2013  |  Discuss

NFL News: Browns’ Mack and Lauvao to cash in on contract incentives

A pair of Cleveland Browns offensive linemen will reportedly receive a slightly bigger payday in 2013 after hitting incentives that were a part of their original rookie contracts with the team. Center Alex Mack’s 2013 base salary increased from $1.332 million to $3.732 million (not including a $1.8 million roster bonus) after the player hit games-played escalators in his rookie...
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February 01, 2013  |  Discuss

NFL Draft Outlook: Tackles and Guards

A precise term to describe players like Joe Thomas and Alex Mack could be “essential.” Arguably, Thomas and Mack have proven to be the best first round draft picks to arrive during the Browns’ expansion era. 1053349
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April 05, 2012  |  Discuss

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. Jeff Faine...
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February 14, 2012  |  Discuss

That Really Cool Browns Play from Sunday? Yeah, that was Illegal.

With three “quarterbacks” on the field in the second quarter, the Cleveland Browns pulled a bit of a fast one on an unsuspecting St. Louis Rams defense.  Wildcat aficionado Joshua Cribbs took a shotgun snap from Alex Mack, flipped the ball to a motioning Seneca Wallace who would then pitch it to Colt McCoy.  McCoy eyed up his primary read in rookie receiver Greg Little. With...
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November 16, 2011  |  Discuss

Sunday’s five least valuable players, Week 10

Alex Mack, Center/Guard, Cleveland Browns. On extra point and field goal attempts, lines are packed really tightly together, so it's not uncommon for the leg of Alex Mack, who plays to the left of long snapper Ryan Pontbriand on the field goal unit, to be partially obscuring Pontbriand's five hole. When you watch the replay, though, you can see Mack's leg intrude even...
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November 14, 2011  |  Discuss

Browns Outplay Rams and Lose Anyway

The Cleveland Browns played conservatively and whether they paid the price because of that or because they still just aren’t a very good team is debatable.  The Browns were attempting to be conservative and win 15-13, but instead lose 13-12 as Alex Mack’s leg got in the way of Ryan Pontbriand’s snap.  (That’ll teach Mike Polk to show the world his ironic Pontbriand jersey...
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November 13, 2011  |  Discuss
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