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He's a twat.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Baker Mayfield is just Gardner Minshew but with three kids and an office job. <a href="https://t.co/T9BjUCVM9U">pic.twitter.com/T9BjUCVM9U</a></p>— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) <a href="https://twitter.com/WillBrinson/status/1191197919027875840?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 4, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Baaaaaaaaahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!! {remembers I have 3 kids and an office job} {weeps} |
The only reason I have him on my Fantasy Team is the week that I need him because Rivers is off, he plays the Dolphins. I'm hoping he does decent against the lowly Dolphins if anything.
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Baker Mayfield sucks
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Make fun of him all you want, but Baker Mayfield offers me the best prices on staplers and stapler supplies in the whole tri-state region.
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I don't know if anyone has said this yet, and I'm not going to comb through 23 pages of this topic...
but right there in the original post, the OP has Baker's tweet about the Texas QB. And says he's talking shit. Don't you realize that Baker was an undersized walk-on QB? And that his tweet is actually an ENCOURAGEMENT and not TALKING SHIT? Duh? How's it possible that you don't know Mayfield was a walk-on and that nobody wanted him because he was 'too short'? He was telling the kid to keep his head up and keep working. |
shut up chris we hate baker in here
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Baker Mayfield didn’t like the boos from the home crowd. He waved them off and the fans flipped him off. Merry Christmas Cleveland <a href="https://t.co/0ML2hQqjT1">pic.twitter.com/0ML2hQqjT1</a></p>— Footballism™ (@FootbaIIism) <a href="https://twitter.com/FootbaIIism/status/1208926809498292224?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 23, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> Cleveland is such a dumpster fire...hilarious to see. |
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Baker needs to be handled, not enabled. And he is not good enough to run a system... He needs a system built around him at this point in his career. I predict Mccarthy will be the browns next head coach and it will be real interesting to see what he does with baker and that offense. |
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LMAO I know. But jeez. let's at least be accurate. |
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Yeah I am. I think people take all this stuff WAY too seriously and don't Mayfield does. I think he likes to **** around and give people quotes and I don't he takes any of that seriously. I think he likes to look at the competition as the enemy in a competitive way. And I think after the fact he respects the kid as a competitor. and I think that tweet literally cannot be read any other way than as a comparison with himself if you consider Baker's history as an 'undersized walk-on'. And you know, whatever happens, Baker had a lot of success as the guy nobody wanted, the undersized walk-on who won a Heismann. Keep that energy. How the hell can you read it any other way? Does Baker perhaps listen to and respond too much to outside criticism? Yeah probably. He uses it as fuel, he always has, and it got him this far, so who knows? Will it be a problem in the NFL? Well, the only difference really between that feeding his fire and Brady, who can still tell you every single QB taken in front of him in his draft and what their careers were is that Baker doesn't keep his mouth shut. Maybe that'll be a problem. Maybe he'll learn to. Maybe he won't and it won't matter. It's totally fine to not like the guy, but I think we oughta at least be accurate. |
It's amazing how predictable some shit can be.
Mayfield is such an obvious frontrunner. That guy was NEVER going to be able to rally a team that was spinning its wheels. Once Cleveland stumbled out of the gates, this implosion was inevitable. |
Chris trying to spin all of Baker’s antics into something positive is absolutely ****ing hilarious
LMAO He’s a douche of the highest order and he also ****ing sucks. Sorry dude, but it is what it is. |
[QUOTE=DJ's left nut;14674363]It's amazing how predictable some shit can be.
Mayfield is such an obvious frontrunner. That guy was NEVER going to be able to rally a team that was spinning its wheels. Once Cleveland stumbled out of the gates, this implosion was inevitable.[ And obvious frontrunner? A what? This implosion is a shit coaching staff. Kitchens was a monumentally horrible head coaching hire by Dorsey. And I'm not a Dorsey hater. Kitchens though...man, he really shit down his leg on that one. The whole team is underperforming. The whole team is undisciplined. It's literally why they lose. You can see it. It's not a talent issue. It's people just running around willy-nilly with no focus, no consistency. Mayfield has flaws, but if they get a good coach in there, Cleveland will turn it around in a hurry. Like an immediate hurry. Like if they hire Bienemy. Look out. |
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I mean, he may be a douche. He's certainly no more of a douche than 99% of this board. But that tweet being given as evidence doesn't fly. Unless you've just decided to hate the guy no matter what the **** he does. |
History will prove me right here.
You're all going to be hating Mayfield for the next fifteen years or so. Dorsey won't **** up twice in a row on the coaching situation. |
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You also told us the Browns were going to be 10-6 at absolute worst and a big ****ing problem in the playoffs.
Of course you’re going to say it’s ALL Kitchens now. Look, Kitchens ****ing sucks, but Baker is by far the second biggest problem on that football team considering the position he plays and where he was drafted. The dude looked more like a late round/UDFA than a #1 overall pick. There’s literally nothing he did in 15 games that looked like a #1 overall franchise QB. He has no elite traits, and he doesn’t even have the confidence of his own teammates. If he even flashed this year, OBJ and Landry wouldn’t be dying to play elsewhere right now. |
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The OP enumerated a number of the childish things that Mayfield had done, one of which was getting into a public battle with the Texas QB. Then the OP added these tweets as evidence that the guy was insecure enough that he felt the need to respond to an individual instagram comment that compared him to Antonio Brown. It had nothing to do with encouraging the Texas QB. You're off the mark there. And you might like Baker Mayfield's ability and that's fine. And he might be a successful QB and that's also fine. He's also been gifted with WRs and RBs that are nearly on par with what the Chiefs have in terms of explosive complements. But none of that changes the fact that the guy shows a lot of elements of an immature headcase. He's like the anti-Mahomes that way. |
Next time someone says it's all about talent, we can point to this years Browns and Cowboys teams and say "nah, it's not".
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You guys are acting like Baker is Trubisky. He’s not. The kid is actually talented and good enough to be a QB for a long time.
I will say that the Browns have done a shit job and given him horrendous coaching, but Baker needs to look in the mirror too. The guy just needs to shut the **** up and play. Dorsey has to get a respected coach in there ASAP. Not sure if he’s going to get his old pal Mike McCarthy in there, but I would strongly recommend Ron Rivera. They need a leader so badly. |
Mayfield 19 TD’s 18 INT’s
Trubisky 17 TD’s 10 INT’s Not to mention Baker probably has more talent on offense. Exactly how is Baker so much better than Trubisky Run? Do I think he’s better? Yea probably, but don’t kid yourselves, neither of these guys are franchise QB’s that you want to give a huge second contract. |
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Whoever it was, you sound like that guy. Nothing's ever Baker's fault - just wait and you'll see... |
Baker is accurate, or atleast he's shown to be outside this year.
Trubisky is a RB playing QB. |
He's just got too much of an ego. It won't work unless he changes a bit.
Being the QB, you've gotta be the leader and get all guys rowing the same way. When you're constantly causing drama and throwing shit under the bus, it ain't gonna work. |
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They know Kitchens will be fired eventually. If they thought Baker was a legit franchise QB, they’d have at least have a little more patience. |
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Dude threw 14 picks last year in a partial season to boot. The guy's a turnover machine. And he creates sacks far more often than people want to acknowledge (same thing Watson does; then people blame his OL because he's a mobile passer so they assume he's helping his OL - he ain't). He's a talented quarterback but he has significant processing issues that lead to turnovers and sacks that a truly good quarterback doesn't have. And you can't quantify leadership, but I have a hard time seeing a dude who carries himself like Mayfield as any sort of leader. Yes, it's nebulous, but I don't really care. If you don't see what people are saying when they call Baker a frontrunning douche, then you're just not looking. |
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Baker has a horrific OL and even worse coaching. Getting rid of Zeitler was devastating. Putting faith in Robinson at LT was worse. And even worse than that, Dorsey completely failed drafting a BUST LT Austin Corbett with the first pick in the 2nd rd that he traded to the Rams for a bag of Doritos. It doesn’t matter if you have Jerry ****ing Rice if your QB has a clueless coach and an OL that doesn’t give him any time to develop plays. Dorsey is not the great talent he was made to be here and it’s shows true every day that passes. |
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Blaming the OL is the thing teams do when their QB isn't nearly as good as they'd hoped. Its what people did with Smith for years and said that was the reason Smith would struggle. Turns out that good quarterbacks can make due. It's not ideal - just look at what Mahomes has had to deal with - but it's not a death knell either. You put Mahomes behind that OL and he'd still be excellent. And the sack numbers would be WAY down. Good quarterbacks help their OL just as much as their OL helps them. Mayfield isn't getting pristine protection out there, but he's doing absolutely nothing to help his guys out either. And he's making them look worse than they are - the same as Smith used to do. Part of it is that Mayfield makes his OL look worse than it is. |
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I mean he's REALLY Cutlerish. And Cutler was a dangerous QB for both his opponents and his team. He'd win some games for the Broncos/Bears that they should've lost. And he'd lose them some games they should've won. And he was a D-bag. And everyone always wanted to blame the OL or the Coaches when he was the QB. In reality, guy just wasn't as good as people hoped he would be. Quote:
And he'll have to humble himself in a big way to deal with the ball security thing. Too many of his interceptions come from "I'm Baker ****ing Mayfield; Imma fit that ball in there..." Until he realizes that being Baker Mayfield doesn't mean the same thing as being Patrick Mahomes, he's gonna have interception problems. Deshaun Watson made some progress there last season and seems to have his interceptions into an acceptably normal range after being a turnover machine in college. Maybe Mayfield can get there, but not if he can't turn the Baker Mayfield dial down to maybe a 7. And he's not doing that if he doesn't get his ego in check. |
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A coach last year said that Ken zampese, not kitchens, was responsible for Mayfields success and I buy that. Kitchens has elite running backs and he is even worse than Reid at ignoring the run. Kitchens thinks he has mahomes. Mayfield needs a coach who treats him like Josh allen or garopolo. Establish the run first. Baker in a run first offense can become dangerous because you can roll him out all over the place and he is actually outstanding throwing on the run. I don't know if baker can ever grow as a pocket qb but my God kitchens has to build around his strengths, not his weaknesses. |
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Just say anything else. Don't be a dumbass. |
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You sound just like everybody on CP that tried to tell me Carr would be really good. You’re not the only person that’s ever been right about a QB despite what you think. I’ll be waiting for the bump because I’m even more certain that you are wrong. Baker will never be anything more than an average QB at best. He’ll never be anywhere close to top 5. I’d bet my life on it. |
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Nobody commits harder to a troll than Hog. |
I don't know if Mayfield is any more or less talented than any other starting QB out there but what I do know is the guy has absolutely no idea how to be a professional. I don't know that any coach would be able to deal with all the ping pong balls bouncing around in his head.
If I had to put money on it, he's going to end up like Jeff George. Probably piddle around on a few teams at 9-7, 10-6 at best. Sneak into the playoffs a time or two. Then torpedo his own career because he's an asswipe. |
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Baker Mayfield is an epic douche. He's WAY more of a douche than 99% of this board. Chris, I love ya, but if you're an Oklahoma fan (I don't know if you are or not) you gotta just admit it, dude. You're really letting your love for one of your players blind you to the truth. No, don't even try spinning it as, "Well, yeah, he's hatable to most of the NFL and their fans, but I'll tell you what, I guarantee if you were an NFL player there's no guy you'd want more in your foxhole than Baker Mayfield..." Yeah there is. You can be fiercely competitive and protective of your teammates and also not be a flaming douche to the outside world. We happen to have a QB like that. Maybe you've heard of him. It IS possible to do that. Baker's a ****ing turd. |
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He's not Mahomes, in any way. Mahomes was groomed for this his whole life. He knows exactly what to say and what's appropriate. Baker's different, and I kind of like his rough edges. I kind of like that he just says what's on his mind. Sometimes that'll get you in trouble. It's all good, y'all can think what you want, I'm not going to change your minds and you're not going to change mine. If he flames out, I'll admit I was wrong. I don't think he will. |
I'm an OU fan and knew Baker wouldn't amount to shit. The ouck was puzzling as hell.
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Mayfield has more Progressive commercials than he does wins
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But the Browns gotta Browns, and they did the most Browns thing ever by hiring a HC who had never even spent an entire season as a coordinator. Kitchens was the absolute worst choice, and that's exactly why the Browns hired him. Instead of making a football decision, a decision that took the big picture of what they were trying to build into consideration, they somehow let themselves be bullied by a rookie QB, and chose a HC that they thought would make him happy. I am convinced that Paul Brown must have made a deal with the devil, somehow dooming all professional football teams from Ohio. But the city of Cleveland kinda deserves it. They like to think they have great fans, but those great fans couldn't get a vote passed for a new stadium. The Browns played in the worst stadium in the NFL, the Mistake by the Lake, and they basically forced their team to move. Then their former team goes on to win a couple of Super Bowls in a new city. What a kick in the nuts. If the fans had worked to get the new stadium approved, those Championships would belong to Cleveland. Instead, they only approve a new stadium after they force their beloved team out of the city. If they don't fire Kitchens after this season, they deserve to keep losing. But, this is also the Browns we are talking about, and they didn't fire Hue Jackson when his record was something like 1-31. Sent from my GM1915 using Tapatalk |
Chris coming off douchier than Baker is this thread.
Is that even possible?!?!?! |
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ooh, my feelings are hurt. |
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Quits when shit doesn't go his way and blames everyone else. |
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It's pretty obvious one reason the Browns Suck
Browns First Round QB Picks 2018 Baker Mayfield - Oklahoma 2014 Johnny Manziel - Texas A&M 2012 Brandon Weeden - Oklahoma State 2007 Brady Quinn - Notre Dame 1999 Tim Couch - Kentucky Other First Round Picks 2017 Jabrill Peppers - plays for the Giants 2016 Myles Garrett - suspended 2016 Corey Coleman - plays for the Giants 2015 Cameron Irving - plays for the Chiefs 2014 Danny Shelton - plays for the Pats 2013 Justin Gilbert - out of football 2013 Barkevious Mingo - plays for the Texans 2012 Trent Richardson - out of football 2011 Phil Taylor - out of football 2010 Joe Haden - plays for the Steelers |
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Refresher: the Browns are owned by a high functioning reerun.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.esp...3fplatform=amp |
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That’s an impressive list of suck. It’s even more impressive when you consider those players represent the 7th, 21st, 3rd, 22nd, 6th, 8th, 12th, 22nd, 19th, 15th, 1st, 25th, and 1st overall picks (just in the last 10 seasons!). Only 2 out of 15 players still with the team (and one of those suspended indefinitely). |
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