Cleveland Browns News: Baker Mayfield showing why he’s in Cleveland
By Dan Justik
The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the Cleveland Browns news that you need to know, including Baker Mayfield showing why he is a Cleveland Brown.
Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Baker Mayfield has stirred up a lot of drama in the media because of his comments about Hue Jackson.
Mayfield said that he did not like how quickly Jackson joined the Cincinnati Bengals after being fired from the Browns, and would then go on to say that Jackson is “fake.”
While there are members of the media that do not have a problem with Mayfield’s comments, there is a large group of media members that do not agree with what Mayfield had to say, with some calling him immature.
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Despite the criticism, Mayfield said that he is not going to change who he is. He is not the typical NFL quarterback, as he is not afraid to voice his opinion.
In today’s featured story, Mayfield’s attitude and being a different quarterback is one of the reasons why the Cleveland Browns selected him with the first overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.
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"Everything you need to know about Baker Mayfield he summed up with one sentence on Wednesday.“I’m not a cookie-cutter quarterback, never have been, never will be.”"
Mayfield’s competitiveness and passion are what set him apart from the other quarterbacks in the 2018 NFL Draft. He is going to tell everybody how he feels, and people may not like it, but Mayfield is not going to change who he is. For the Browns, he is exactly what the organization needed.
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Shush, little Baker, the media always wins
Despite Mayfield sticking up for himself after the media has criticized him, Mike Lukas believes that the media is getting exactly what it wants from Mayfield.