Rooting for Alex Mack
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How's Mack coming along? Wish we drafted him... even at #7 over DHB. Shoot..!
mack looks to be exactly what the browns were looking for in a center
hank fraley was above average but mack is quickly becoming one of the better centers in the league
i wouldnt say top 10 yet but he is a top 15 and is getting better and better
it helps to have steinbach next to you but he isnt getting a whole lotta help from the right side
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How's Mack coming along? Wish we drafted him... even at #7 over DHB. Shoot..!
mack looks to be exactly what the browns were looking for in a center
hank fraley was above average but mack is quickly becoming one of the better centers in the league
i wouldnt say top 10 yet but he is a top 15 and is getting better and better
it helps to have steinbach next to you but he isnt getting a whole lotta help from the right side
mack looks to be exactly what the browns were looking for in a center
hank fraley was above average but mack is quickly becoming one of the better centers in the league
i wouldnt say top 10 yet but he is a top 15 and is getting better and better
it helps to have steinbach next to you but he isnt getting a whole lotta help from the right side
Theres 32 teams in the NFL being the 15th best Center would make him average, that he is not my friend. Top 5 and probable the 2nd or 3rd best center in the AFC is what Mack has been. Also look for him to make the pro bowl as an alternate behind Mangold. Are you serious about the right side of the line? Have you watched the last two games? Ever since Sh!tclaire got hurt and Womack moved to right tackle and with the emergence of Yates at right guard crushing people, its been pretty solid, in fact the NFL network did a playbook show this week with a snipet of how well Billy Yates and the line had been playing! No offense but you're a Saints fan who knows very little about this team advice to others is not recommended if you don't know what you're talking about bro.
Heres an article to what John Madden thinks about this Oline..
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/articl...1c-f3b701322c12
John Madden recognized the Browns offensive line as the Madden Most Valuable Protectors for Week 9.
CINCINNATI, OH (November 10, 2010) – For the second straight game, the Cleveland Browns offense used a poised, confident and physical ground-oriented attack to take down one of the league’s elite teams, earning an impressive 34-14 victory over the New England Patriots Sunday afternoon. The Browns offensive line now joins the list of this year’s contenders for the 2nd annual Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award, presented by Prilosec OTC. The award honors the NFL’s best offensive line and will be presented during the week of Super Bowl XLV which will be played on February 6, 2011 in North Texas.
The Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award recognizes the fundamental role offensive linemen play in their teams’ success by providing consistent and reliable protection day in and day out, just as Prilosec OTC provides 24-hour heartburn protection when used as directed. For more information on the Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award presented by Prilosec OTC, visit www.MaddenProtectorsAward.com.
The Cleveland offensive line is anchored by tackles JOE THOMAS (Wisconsin) and FLOYD WOMACK (Mississippi State). Guards ERIC STEINBACH (Iowa) and BILLY YATES (Texas A&M) provide the interior blocking while center ALEX MACK (California) is in his second season. Rookie guard SHAWN LAUVAO (Arizona State) also saw action Sunday. GEORGE WARHOP is in his 2nd season as the Browns offensive line coach.
Two weeks ago, Cleveland used solid defense and offensive trickery to defeat the defending Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints, 30-17. Sunday, running back PEYTON HILLIS (Arkansas) bulldozed his way to a career-best 184 yards on the ground on a career-high 29 carries to help the Browns defeat the New England Patriots, who entered the contest with the league’s best record. Cleveland’s offensive line was particularly impressive in the second half, with Hillis carrying 18 times for 111 yards and a 35-yard touchdown. Browns quarterback COLT McCOY (Texas) was 14-for-19 for 174 yards and did not commit a turnover. McCoy efficiently directed his team to scoring drives in each of the four quarters to help Cleveland record their most impressive victory of the season. The Browns offensive line was sound throughout the game helping achieve season highs in points (34), first downs (22), total yards (404) and dominate the time of possession (38:08 to 21:52). The Browns offensive line did not allow a sack Sunday and committed just one penalty. Cleveland scored rushing touchdowns in each quarter and added field goals on their first drives of the first and fourth quarters.
“Cleveland’s offense is starting to click now as the line is creating the space needed for Peyton Hillis to pick up big chunks of yards at a time,” said Pro Football Hall of Fame Coach JOHN MADDEN. “You can tell how much the Browns offensive line is growing together and becoming more physical and confident with each passing week in both their run blocking and pass protection.”
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mack looks to be exactly what the browns were looking for in a center
hank fraley was above average but mack is quickly becoming one of the better centers in the league
i wouldnt say top 10 yet but he is a top 15 and is getting better and better
it helps to have steinbach next to you but he isnt getting a whole lotta help from the right side
Theres 32 teams in the NFL being the 15th best Center would make him average, that he is not my friend. Top 5 and probable the 2nd or 3rd best center in the AFC is what Mack has been. Also look for him to make the pro bowl as an alternate behind Mangold. Are you serious about the right side of the line? Have you watched the last two games? Ever since Sh!tclaire got hurt and Womack moved to right tackle and with the emergence of Yates at right guard crushing people, its been pretty solid, in fact the NFL network did a playbook show this week with a snipet of how well Billy Yates and the line had been playing! No offense but you're a Saints fan who knows very little about this team advice to others is not recommended if you don't know what you're talking about bro.
Heres an article to what John Madden thinks about this Oline..
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/articl...1c-f3b701322c12
John Madden recognized the Browns offensive line as the Madden Most Valuable Protectors for Week 9.
CINCINNATI, OH (November 10, 2010) – For the second straight game, the Cleveland Browns offense used a poised, confident and physical ground-oriented attack to take down one of the league’s elite teams, earning an impressive 34-14 victory over the New England Patriots Sunday afternoon. The Browns offensive line now joins the list of this year’s contenders for the 2nd annual Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award, presented by Prilosec OTC. The award honors the NFL’s best offensive line and will be presented during the week of Super Bowl XLV which will be played on February 6, 2011 in North Texas.
The Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award recognizes the fundamental role offensive linemen play in their teams’ success by providing consistent and reliable protection day in and day out, just as Prilosec OTC provides 24-hour heartburn protection when used as directed. For more information on the Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award presented by Prilosec OTC, visit www.MaddenProtectorsAward.com.
The Cleveland offensive line is anchored by tackles JOE THOMAS (Wisconsin) and FLOYD WOMACK (Mississippi State). Guards ERIC STEINBACH (Iowa) and BILLY YATES (Texas A&M) provide the interior blocking while center ALEX MACK (California) is in his second season. Rookie guard SHAWN LAUVAO (Arizona State) also saw action Sunday. GEORGE WARHOP is in his 2nd season as the Browns offensive line coach.
Two weeks ago, Cleveland used solid defense and offensive trickery to defeat the defending Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints, 30-17. Sunday, running back PEYTON HILLIS (Arkansas) bulldozed his way to a career-best 184 yards on the ground on a career-high 29 carries to help the Browns defeat the New England Patriots, who entered the contest with the league’s best record. Cleveland’s offensive line was particularly impressive in the second half, with Hillis carrying 18 times for 111 yards and a 35-yard touchdown. Browns quarterback COLT McCOY (Texas) was 14-for-19 for 174 yards and did not commit a turnover. McCoy efficiently directed his team to scoring drives in each of the four quarters to help Cleveland record their most impressive victory of the season. The Browns offensive line was sound throughout the game helping achieve season highs in points (34), first downs (22), total yards (404) and dominate the time of possession (38:08 to 21:52). The Browns offensive line did not allow a sack Sunday and committed just one penalty. Cleveland scored rushing touchdowns in each quarter and added field goals on their first drives of the first and fourth quarters.
“Cleveland’s offense is starting to click now as the line is creating the space needed for Peyton Hillis to pick up big chunks of yards at a time,” said Pro Football Hall of Fame Coach JOHN MADDEN. “You can tell how much the Browns offensive line is growing together and becoming more physical and confident with each passing week in both their run blocking and pass protection.”
Theres 32 teams in the NFL being the 15th best Center would make him average, that he is not my friend. Top 5 and probable the 2nd or 3rd best center in the AFC is what Mack has been. Also look for him to make the pro bowl as an alternate behind mangold.
off the top of my head i can name a few centers that are better than him and thats why i cant put him in the top 10 just yet
i know he is good and it wont be long before you group him in with the birks and mangolds but in his second year i just think its too early
im not saying hes the 15th best center....im saying that he is within the top 15 without question but its debatable to put him in the top 10 IMO
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Off the top of my head i can think of one maybe two in the afc. Youre right Mangold of course and maybe Matt Birk who is getting old. Macks in his second year and is right there with these guys. Are you talking about Pouncey from Shittsburgh? Cause he is up and coming but still young and inexperienced so you'd maybe have an argument there. But we're talkin about the Mack truck. Hes been rollin over people all year.
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Peter King acclaimed writer from Sports Illustrated seems to think hes an All Pro and the best at his position this season.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writ...ards/index.html
C Alex Mack
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Some thought the 21st pick was too high for Mack in 2009. Now, he's a franchise player.
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mack looks to be exactly what the browns were looking for in a center
hank fraley was above average but mack is quickly becoming one of the better centers in the league
i wouldnt say top 10 yet but he is a top 15 and is getting better and better
it helps to have steinbach next to you but he isnt getting a whole lotta help from the right side
Theres 32 teams in the NFL being the 15th best Center would make him average, that he is not my friend. Top 5 and probable the 2nd or 3rd best center in the AFC is what Mack has been. Also look for him to make the pro bowl as an alternate behind Mangold. Are you serious about the right side of the line? Have you watched the last two games? Ever since Sh!tclaire got hurt and Womack moved to right tackle and with the emergence of Yates at right guard crushing people, its been pretty solid, in fact the NFL network did a playbook show this week with a snipet of how well Billy Yates and the line had been playing! No offense but you're a Saints fan who knows very little about this team advice to others is not recommended if you don't know what you're talking about bro.
Heres an article to what John Madden thinks about this Oline..
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/articl...1c-f3b701322c12
John Madden recognized the Browns offensive line as the Madden Most Valuable Protectors for Week 9.
CINCINNATI, OH (November 10, 2010) – For the second straight game, the Cleveland Browns offense used a poised, confident and physical ground-oriented attack to take down one of the league’s elite teams, earning an impressive 34-14 victory over the New England Patriots Sunday afternoon. The Browns offensive line now joins the list of this year’s contenders for the 2nd annual Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award, presented by Prilosec OTC. The award honors the NFL’s best offensive line and will be presented during the week of Super Bowl XLV which will be played on February 6, 2011 in North Texas.
The Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award recognizes the fundamental role offensive linemen play in their teams’ success by providing consistent and reliable protection day in and day out, just as Prilosec OTC provides 24-hour heartburn protection when used as directed. For more information on the Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award presented by Prilosec OTC, visit www.MaddenProtectorsAward.com.
The Cleveland offensive line is anchored by tackles JOE THOMAS (Wisconsin) and FLOYD WOMACK (Mississippi State). Guards ERIC STEINBACH (Iowa) and BILLY YATES (Texas A&M) provide the interior blocking while center ALEX MACK (California) is in his second season. Rookie guard SHAWN LAUVAO (Arizona State) also saw action Sunday. GEORGE WARHOP is in his 2nd season as the Browns offensive line coach.
Two weeks ago, Cleveland used solid defense and offensive trickery to defeat the defending Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints, 30-17. Sunday, running back PEYTON HILLIS (Arkansas) bulldozed his way to a career-best 184 yards on the ground on a career-high 29 carries to help the Browns defeat the New England Patriots, who entered the contest with the league’s best record. Cleveland’s offensive line was particularly impressive in the second half, with Hillis carrying 18 times for 111 yards and a 35-yard touchdown. Browns quarterback COLT McCOY (Texas) was 14-for-19 for 174 yards and did not commit a turnover. McCoy efficiently directed his team to scoring drives in each of the four quarters to help Cleveland record their most impressive victory of the season. The Browns offensive line was sound throughout the game helping achieve season highs in points (34), first downs (22), total yards (404) and dominate the time of possession (38:08 to 21:52). The Browns offensive line did not allow a sack Sunday and committed just one penalty. Cleveland scored rushing touchdowns in each quarter and added field goals on their first drives of the first and fourth quarters.
“Cleveland’s offense is starting to click now as the line is creating the space needed for Peyton Hillis to pick up big chunks of yards at a time,” said Pro Football Hall of Fame Coach JOHN MADDEN. “You can tell how much the Browns offensive line is growing together and becoming more physical and confident with each passing week in both their run blocking and pass protection.”
Are you serious about the right side of the line? Have you watched the last two games? Ever since Sh!tclaire got hurt and Womack moved to right tackle and with the emergence of Yates at right guard crushing people, its been pretty solid, in fact the NFL network did a playbook show this week with a snipet of how well Billy Yates and the line had been playing! No offense but you're a Saints fan who knows very little about this team advice to others is not recommended if you don't know what you're talking about bro.
i know you guys like to think that im not paying attention the the browns just because im a saints fan
most of the time i have the saints game on my computer and next to me on TV is the browns game
i know you mean offense even tho you pretend like you dont and everybody here acts like i dont know anything about what im saying
in fact i do pay attention and i am a browns fan as well as a saints fan.....regardless of my first affiliation i am an avid football fan and i can appreciate all the teams in the league even if i dont follow one as much as the other
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Off the top of my head i can think of one maybe two in the afc. Youre right Mangold of course and maybe Matt Birk who is getting old. Macks in his second year and is right there with these guys. Are you talking about Pouncey from Shittsburgh? Cause he is up and coming but still young and inexperienced so you'd maybe have an argument there. But we're talkin about the Mack truck. Hes been rollin over people all year.
Off the top of my head i can think of one maybe two in the afc. Youre right Mangold of course and maybe Matt Birk who is getting old. Macks in his second year and is right there with these guys. Are you talking about Pouncey from Shittsburgh? Cause he is up and coming but still young and inexperienced so you'd maybe have an argument there. But we're talkin about the Mack truck. Hes been rollin over people all year.
the AFC north is full of talented linemen. birk, mack, and pouncey are all very good
you also have to look at guys from the east like mangold for the jets, jeff hangartner from the bills, and dan koppen from the pats
then shift to the south where the up and coming titans and texans both have talented centers in eugene amano who took over for mawae and chris meyers who is helping to block for one of the top rushing attacks in the league
in the west you got guys like nick hardwick and casey wiegman who started for the broncos the past few seasons and now starts for the best running team in the league and the surprise team in the league the chiefs
and i havent even mentioned the talented centers in the NFC........o'hare, goodwin, faine(who is hurt right now), baas etc....and thats just to name a few
like i said.....i cant put mack in the top tier yet....but i do think he is in the next tier of centers in the league and he is still young with a lot of room to improve
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