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An All-American at Michigan in 1965, Mack was the No. 1 pick of the Rams in the 1966 NFL Draft.
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Mack got his first start in the fifth game of his rookie season when starter Don Chuy was injured.
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The Los Angeles team was loaded with outstanding talent but Mack, as the youthful leader of an excellent offensive line, was one of the most honored of all Rams.
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Tom was all-pro or All-NFC nine times in a ten-year span from 1969 through 1978.
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Mack helped the Rams win their division eight times and wound up in four NFC championship games.
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During the years that Mack played, the Rams enjoyed winning seasons 12 times in 13 years and compiled a .720 win-loss record.
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Mack earned the first of 11 Pro Bowl invitations after his second season in 1967.
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Tom never missed a game during his 184-game tenure.
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Mack during his Enshrinement in 1999.
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Mack's Hall of Fame Bust.
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Mack's Hall of Fame Mural.