VIDEO: Baker Mayfield's NSFW Comments About Lamar Jackson in Week 4 Really Make Him Look Silly Now
By Jerry Trotta

The Cleveland Browns, despite having a 6-8 record, have assumed their position as the NFL's laughingstock. Freddie Kitchens is in over his head, Odell Beckham Jr. is reportedly seeking a trade, and Baker Mayfield has taken a colossal step backwards in his sophomore season, leaving many pundits wondering if he's actually a franchise quarterback. To poke more fun at their incompetence, a clip has re-emerged of Baker berating MVP-favorite Lamar Jackson back in Week 4 when Cleveland toppled the Baltimore Ravens.
Baker Mayfield!!!
— ClevelandSportsBr (@216SportsBr) October 4, 2019
"Nos temos um drive muito importante aqui. Nos marcamos e nos vamos fazer ele (Lamar) lançar.... Esse jogo é nosso!"
“Real important drive, right here. We score and we (expletive) make him (Lamar) throw...it’s our (expletive) game”. pic.twitter.com/fUQ1LuNGGI
That's right, folks.
Mayfield took a brazen shot at Jackson's ability to beat teams with his arm. Fast forward to Week 16, however, and the Louisville product has tossed an NFL-leading 33 touchdown passes and has the Ravens in pole position to achieve home field advantage throughout the playoffs with a 12-2 record.
These three players lead the NFL in Pro Bowl fan votes:
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) December 16, 2019
Lamar Jackson: 704,699
Russell Wilson: 539,768
Patrick Mahomes: 468,838 pic.twitter.com/KKKkcuWMFQ
Ironically enough, it's Baker who should have that sort of criticism thrown his direction after the disastrous campaign he's endured. The 2018 No. 1 overall pick is completing just 60.1% of his pass attempts for 17 touchdowns and 17 interceptions. Furthermore, his 51.8 QBR ranks 18th among qualified gunslingers, a far cry from the lofty expectations he had entering Year 2.
It's about time Mayfield start addressing his own struggles rather than laughably miscalculating the ceiling of other players.