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This Wilson NFL Super Grip Cover Football has been hand-signed and inscribed by Kevin Mack. The autograph is authenticated by an official James Spence Authentication (JSA) hologram and comes with a matching Certificate of Authenticity (COA). The signing of this item was witnessed by JSA. Authentication: JSA COA Kevin Mack, a powerhouse running back known for his physical style of play, was a key member of the Cleveland Browns during the 1980s. This Wilson NFL Super Grip Cover Football , hand-signed and inscribed by Mack, celebrates his impact on the Browns and his legacy in the NFL. Authenticated by James Spence Authentication (JSA) , this signed football includes a matching Certificate of Authenticity (COA), with JSA witnessing the signing, ensuring its authenticity and collectible value. Career Overview Full Name: James Kevin Mack Date of Birth: August 9, 1962 Position: Fullback / Running Back College: Clemson University NFL Debut: 1985 with the Cleveland Browns Cleveland Browns Career Kevin Mack was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the first round of the 1984 NFL Supplemental Draft, joining the team in 1985 after a brief stint in the USFL with the Los Angeles Express. Known for his powerful runs, Mack quickly became a fan favorite and one of the core players for the Browns’ offense during a period when they were highly competitive. Years with Browns: 1985–1993 Position: Fullback, often paired with fellow running back Earnest Byner in the Browns’ backfield Nickname: Known for his tough, bruising running style, Mack was part of a memorable tandem with Byner, giving the Browns a potent ground attack. Career Stats Rushing Yards: 5,123 Rushing Touchdowns: 46 Rushing Attempts: 1,171 Receptions: 197 Receiving Yards: 1,602 Receiving Touchdowns: 8 Key Achievements and Highlights Two-Time Pro Bowl Selection (1985, 1987): Mack was recognized early in his career for his on-field impact, with two Pro Bowl selections during his time with the Browns. 1,000-Yard Season (1985): In his rookie season, Mack rushed for over 1,000 yards, making history alongside Byner as the third NFL running back duo to each gain 1,000 yards in the same season. AFC Championship Runs: Mack played a crucial role in helping the Browns reach the AFC Championship Game in 1986 and 1987. While Cleveland fell short of the Super Bowl, these seasons remain some of the most competitive in franchise history. Legacy and Influence Kevin Mack is remembered as one of the toughest running backs of his era, embodying the hard-nosed, physical style of play that Cleveland fans appreciate. His role in the Browns’ playoff runs and his ability to consistently gain yards in critical moments made him an integral part of Cleveland’s offense throughout his career. Despite injuries in later years, Mack’s contributions have left a lasting impact on the Browns franchise and its fanbase. Signed Wilson NFL Super Grip Cover Football Details This Wilson NFL Super Grip Cover Football , hand-signed by Kevin Mack, includes his signature and an inscription, adding to its authenticity and value as a collectible. The football is authenticated by JSA, including a JSA hologram and COA that verify the item’s legitimacy. The signature witnessed by JSA adds a layer of confidence for collectors, making it a prized item for fans of the Cleveland Browns and NFL history enthusiasts. Kevin Mack’s Enduring Legacy Though he retired in 1993, Kevin Mack remains an iconic player for the Cleveland Browns. His gritty style, memorable playoff runs, and Pro Bowl seasons continue to endear him to Browns fans. This signed football captures Mack’s contributions to Cleveland football and serves as a reminder of his role during one of the Browns' most successful eras in the NFL.