Has there ever been a more insecure QB than Baker Mayfield?

[DJ's left nut]

Baker Mayfield is just Gardner Minshew but with three kids and an office job. pic.twitter.com/T9BjUCVM9U

— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) November 4, 2019

Baaaaaaaaahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!

{remembers I have 3 kids and an office job}
{weeps}

[Gravedigger]

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.

[CasselGotPeedOn]

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Can’t believe this guy is still being looked at as a “future star”. If anybody should be compared to Jay Cutler, it’s him.

Actually..he’s worse

He talked shit on the Texas QB while he’s in the NFL, he took shots at his old coach who wasn’t even with the team anymore and continued doing it in the offseason, he talked shit on Rex Ryan and now he’s talking shit on Instagram comments.

Good God you dumb mother****er. You would think he spends as much time doing this petty bullshit as he does studying for a game.

He has shown talent, but man this guy is not someone you want on your team when things aren’t going well.

More reason to be thankful we have Mahomes.

That tweet you posted was pretty funny... at least he has a sense of humor

[Naptown Chief]

Baker Mayfield sucks

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Naptown Chief

Baker Mayfield sucks

I am pleased with this turn of events.

[Rain Man]

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.

[Chris Meck]

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.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

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.

Freddie kitchens is the worst possible choice for mayfield. He's totally out of his depth. If kitchens designed a Josh allen like offense, he can develop by learning to manage games. He's so slippery in the pocket and is really really good throwing on the run. Same way big Ben was groomed. Instead, kitchens has an elite running game and refuses to run the ball.

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.

[ChiefsFanatic]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Freddie kitchens is the worst possible choice for mayfield.

The Browns drafted a potentially very good young QB, they drafted and signed good players on both sides of the ball, and then added a superstar WR in OBJ.

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.



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[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic

The Browns drafted a potentially very good young QB, they drafted and signed good players on both sides of the ball, and then added a superstar WR in OBJ.

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.



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It's too funny for words. This whole spiral started because Dee haslem was friends with the Jacksons and refused to fire hue Jackson last year. That put Freddie into a temp job where he earned players trust (same way Romeo did after haley was fired in kc). And they were forced to promote Gregg Williams. They could have walked into this offseason with a clean slate and kept Gregg Williams as DC.

[BigBeauford]

Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic

The Browns drafted a potentially very good young QB, they drafted and signed good players on both sides of the ball, and then added a superstar WR in OBJ.

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.



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I hope we have seen the last days of citizens financing stadiums for these billionaire owners. What an absurd concept.

[DeepPurple]

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

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

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.

You sure that was encouragement?

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-dont-like-him

[Chris Meck]

Originally Posted by TwistedChief

You sure that was encouragement?

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-dont-like-him

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.