Undrafted from Clemson, Kevin Mack began his pro football career with Los Angeles of the USFL before joining the Cleveland Browns, who took him in the Supplemental Draft.

Mack had a great NFL rookie season, rushing for 1,104 Yards and catching 29 passes for another 297 Yards.  Mack went to the Pro Bowl that year, and arguably, it was his best NFL campaign.  He would have three more 700-Yard Rushing seasons and played his entire career with the Browns, retiring after an injury-plagued 1993 season.  

Mack accumulated 6,725 Yards From Scrimmage and punched the ball through the end zone 54 times.  In 2007, the Browns selected Mack as one of their Legends.