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NFL 2023 - WEEK THREE

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Browns fan here, I can tell you exactly how the entire Baker thing goes.  Baker Mayfield is an average ass quarterback.  Do not confuse this with the overwhelmingly average quarterback like Kirk Cousins, Derek Carr, or Jared Goff, those guys have the decency to be somewhere between the 12th and 20th best quarterback week in and week out.  Baker is an average ass quarterback, which is a quarterback who might be good to great one week and complete and utter dogshit the next week.  It doesn't really matter who the opponent is, he wouldn't do something like play good against bad teams and bad against good teams, that would be overwhelmingly average.  He wants to surprise you.  You go into a game with Baker Mayfield under the center and you might get to the end of the game thinking he might be an all-pro, but sometimes you wonder if he should even be in the league.  Many of you may remember me calling Baker Mayfield "Baker Vergara" pretty early in his career, because I thought he looked like a giant bust.  That's why I understand the Browns fans who still have an affinity towards Baker.  When you have been down for a while, we've all been intrigued by something young and busty.  I've learned though, you can't let someone keep disappointing you because they are young and exciting, it will only end in heartbreak.  I'd prefer not to rebound with a sexual offender, but I'm glad to be out of the Baker business nonetheless.

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