Cleveland Browns News: Disagreement between Baker Mayfield and Jarvis Landry?
By Randy Gurzi
The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the Cleveland Browns news you need to know, like Baker Mayfield and Jarvis Landry seeing the Week 9 loss differently
It wasn’t the debut Gregg Williams wished for in his first game as interim head coach for the Cleveland Browns. As he tries to instill a new attitude, the Browns had to face one of the best teams in the NFL in the Kansas City Chiefs.
They weren’t able to steal the win, but there were plenty of positives to take away. Unless there weren’t.
If you ask quarterback Baker Mayfield, there were some good things to build one. However, receiver Jarvis Landry believes since there was no victory, there’s nothing good about the game.
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You can’t really fault either for their stance. Mayfield wants to learn and get better and Landry wants results. While they may not have agreeing statements, both takes are understandable.
Here with the Daily Dawg Tags, we look at that story and more.
Cleveland Browns News
"Wide receiver Jarvis Landry wasn’t in the mood to find silver linings, though. Landry said “it doesn’t matter” when asked about improvements on offense.“We lost,” Landry said. “What steps did we take?”"
Jarvis Landry’s response sounds more like that of a passionate fan, which is why he’s endeared himself to the Cleveland faithful. Baker Mayfield took a more pragmatic approach saying there was plenty to build on. They may not see it eye to eye, but neither is technically wrong.
Baker Mayfield lobbies hard for more Greg Robinson at left tackle — Mary Kay Cabot, Cleveland.com
"Baker Mayfield lobbied hard for more Greg Robinson at left tackle after Sunday’s 37-21 loss to the Chiefs.On two occasions, Mayfield mentioned Robinson — who subbed for an ill Desmond Harrison — when asked about positives from the game."
The Browns made a late move to bench Desmond Harrison amid the rookie’s struggles. It appeared as if Greg Robinson played much better and Baker agreed. There’s still a bright future for Harrison, but he’s clearly not ready to be the starter at left tackle.
"The Cleveland Browns suffered another blowout at home, this time from the Kansas Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes. Here’s how the Browns graded out."
McElroy isn’t too kind to the defense or special teams, but he really shouldn’t be. The offense, he has a little more love for.
Week 9 instant reactions after loss to Chiefs
Martin McConnell gives his weekly reaction to the Browns game. This time he looks at the change in coaching and the impact it had on the game. In addition to that, he speaks on the development of Baker Mayfield.