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  • I still go back to a game that Baker got roasted at San Fran.. back then,

    49'ers DC Robert Saleh showed many teams via that game-film what to do vs. Baker Mayfield 

    @dutch-oven said:

    By the way, if you haven't been paying attention, the other Heisman winning QB from Oklahoma in the NFL right now is absolutely lighting shit up... 

    Jalen Hurts has thrown for 2940 yards, at a 68.1% completion clip, 20 touchdown passes vs 3 interceptions AND has rushed for 609 yards and 9 more touchdowns. 

    Call me confused...

    Jalen Hurts played at Alabama 3 years.. Oklahoma 1 in his final year.. lost the Heisman to Joe Borrow..

    What's kinda funny is..I think your mixing up former? Oklahoma Heisman winner Zona QB Kyler Murray..Who has the same short /snappy attitude of Baker Mayfield? 

    @gumby73 said:

    Call me confused...

    Jalen Hurts played at Alabama 3 years.. Oklahoma 1 in his final year.. lost the Heisman to Joe Borrow..

    What's kinda funny is..I think your mixing up former? Oklahoma Heisman winner Zona QB Kyler Murray..Who has the same short /snappy attitude of Baker Mayfield? 

    A thousand apologies, you are absolutely correct, I did mix the two up!

    Helluva year Mr. Jalen "I Almost Won the Heisman at Oklahoma" Hurts ☺️

  • I'm going to repost this here.  For you Baker lovers.

    Did you see a couple of weeks ago where on the sideline he was headbutting the players coming off the field, each and every one of 'em....and they all had their helmets on but he didn't.    Now, is that supposed to show how tough he is?  Or how stupid he is?   Answer: it's to be noticed.  It's to make it about him.  -  He didn't want to look towards OBJ's side of the field.  OBJ is too big of an entity.  He felt it would've become about OBJ and not him.  And it's gotta be about him.  It's his attitude that is most of his problem. (and that he misses guys high over the middle)

    Plant that flag. 

  • @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    I understand the low opinion of his talents, but not the hatred for the guy.

    I share the opinion of him delivering inferior performance , and also that he is a weird motherfucker.

    However, he loved the Browns and his heart was 100% with the team. So the hate is because he busted? No, it's because he is weird?

    How we so quickly forget.  He had done what has never been done before.

    The guy beat Pittsburgh. In their house. In the playoffs. After that game we wanted to build a statue of him.

    Just curious, do you ever recall Baker playing a game as horrific as Watson did on Sunday?

    @fy56 said:

    How we so quickly forget.  He had done what has never been done before.

    The guy beat Pittsburgh. In their house. In the playoffs. After that game we wanted to build a statue of him.

    Just curious, do you ever recall Baker playing a game as horrific as Watson did on Sunday?

    No but he's had some doozies.. the difference was Baker had injuries to use as a valid reason... As I have stated.. I have seen rookies come off the street cold with 0 exp perform better against better teams than the trash Watson faced Sunday... The excuses won't hold around here long... Meaning I'll give Watson the same amount of rope some of you twits gave Mayfield..

  • I'm going to repost this here.  For you Baker lovers.

    Did you see a couple of weeks ago where on the sideline he was headbutting the players coming off the field, each and every one of 'em....and they all had their helmets on but he didn't.    Now, is that supposed to show how tough he is?  Or how stupid he is?   Answer: it's to be noticed.  It's to make it about him.  -  He didn't want to look towards OBJ's side of the field.  OBJ is too big of an entity.  He felt it would've become about OBJ and not him.  And it's gotta be about him.  It's his attitude that is most of his problem. (and that he misses guys high over the middle)

    Plant that flag. 

    @orion said:

    I'm going to repost this here.  For you Baker lovers.

    Did you see a couple of weeks ago where on the sideline he was headbutting the players coming off the field, each and every one of 'em....and they all had their helmets on but he didn't.    Now, is that supposed to show how tough he is?  Or how stupid he is?   Answer: it's to be noticed.  It's to make it about him.  -  He didn't want to look towards OBJ's side of the field.  OBJ is too big of an entity.  He felt it would've become about OBJ and not him.  And it's gotta be about him.  It's his attitude that is most of his problem. (and that he misses guys high over the middle)

    Plant that flag. 

    Actually.. No He actually earned some respect down there... Players spoke highly of him upon his departure.. But you'll just call it lip service I'm sure... Not saying BM doesnt have issues... The fact that were still gabbing about him means he clearly rents free space in the minds of his detractors... Let it go man...

  • @fy56 said:

    How we so quickly forget.  He had done what has never been done before.

    The guy beat Pittsburgh. In their house. In the playoffs. After that game we wanted to build a statue of him.

    Just curious, do you ever recall Baker playing a game as horrific as Watson did on Sunday?

    No but he's had some doozies.. the difference was Baker had injuries to use as a valid reason... As I have stated.. I have seen rookies come off the street cold with 0 exp perform better against better teams than the trash Watson faced Sunday... The excuses won't hold around here long... Meaning I'll give Watson the same amount of rope some of you twits gave Mayfield..

    @nickers said:

    No but he's had some doozies.. the difference was Baker had injuries to use as a valid reason... As I have stated.. I have seen rookies come off the street cold with 0 exp perform better against better teams than the trash Watson faced Sunday... The excuses won't hold around here long... Meaning I'll give Watson the same amount of rope some of you twits gave Mayfield..

    I believe it was a couple days prior to playing the Texans one Browns player had said it felt like Watson had never left.

    Recalling that quote after that game gave me reason to laugh.  He was that bad huh?

  • @nickers said:

    No but he's had some doozies.. the difference was Baker had injuries to use as a valid reason... As I have stated.. I have seen rookies come off the street cold with 0 exp perform better against better teams than the trash Watson faced Sunday... The excuses won't hold around here long... Meaning I'll give Watson the same amount of rope some of you twits gave Mayfield..

    I believe it was a couple days prior to playing the Texans one Browns player had said it felt like Watson had never left.

    Recalling that quote after that game gave me reason to laugh.  He was that bad huh?

    @fy56 said:

    I believe it was a couple days prior to playing the Texans one Browns player had said it felt like Watson had never left.

    Recalling that quote after that game gave me reason to laugh.  He was that bad huh?

    Yeah, our 200+ million dollar quarterback Watson WAS that bad. The Browns defense and special teams outscored the offense. A Bengals fan told me the way Deshaun was skipping passes off the turf, he should try out for the Cavaliers. 

    But regarding Baker never having lousy games IIRC, he had a few with a sub 10 qbr. I'm not going to waste time checking Pro Football Reference to verify that. 🙂

  • @fy56 said:

    I believe it was a couple days prior to playing the Texans one Browns player had said it felt like Watson had never left.

    Recalling that quote after that game gave me reason to laugh.  He was that bad huh?

    Yeah, our 200+ million dollar quarterback Watson WAS that bad. The Browns defense and special teams outscored the offense. A Bengals fan told me the way Deshaun was skipping passes off the turf, he should try out for the Cavaliers. 

    But regarding Baker never having lousy games IIRC, he had a few with a sub 10 qbr. I'm not going to waste time checking Pro Football Reference to verify that. 🙂

    @hoorta said:

    But regarding Baker never having lousy games IIRC, he had a few with a sub 10 qbr. I'm not going to waste time checking Pro Football Reference to verify that. 🙂

    You get what you pay for.

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  • Rams did take him, lol.

  • Rams probably took him only to screw with the 49ers. 

  • @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    Newswire says Rams may be jumping on him. I hope so, because his story is nutty and interesting. 

    Think about this though Tommy... Stafford is getting old by NFL standards... Sean McVey and the Rams actually knows how to mold QB's... I actually think this will be good for Baker... Now he has bonafide QB coaching... Something only Ken Zampese provided for him here.. He had his best accuracy and development under Zampese...

  • Rams probably took him only to screw with the 49ers. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Rams probably took him only to screw with the 49ers. 

    I didn’t see that happening. Neither did Ian.

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  • @dutch-oven said:

    Rams probably took him only to screw with the 49ers. 

    I didn’t see that happening. Neither did Ian.

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    @canton-dawg said:

    I didn’t see that happening. Neither did Ian.

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    I think Ian was probably onto something, but the Rams said:

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  • @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    I don't understand the venom for this guy.

    The thing that pissed me off was last year when we had 3rd down and 4ish, in the 4th qtr.....we were losing and needed to score to get back on top.  He rolls right and looks right at Felton standing all alone near the sideline, one yard past the sticks.  And ya know what he did.  He pulled it down and tried to run for it himself.  Because it has to be about him.  We had to punt and we got beat.  From that point on I was thinking of what we could do.  Get Jimmy G?  Trade to the top of the draft for a QB that doesn't seem worthy of being drafted that high?    And then, bang, Watson deal.  Movin' on.

    I hear he's a Ram now...

  • Rams claim former No. 1 pick Baker Mayfield off waivers; Niners didn't make claim for QB

    https://www.nfl.com/news/rams-claim-former-no-1-pick-baker-mayfield-off-waivers

  • @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    Newswire says Rams may be jumping on him. I hope so, because his story is nutty and interesting. 

    Think about this though Tommy... Stafford is getting old by NFL standards... Sean McVey and the Rams actually knows how to mold QB's... I actually think this will be good for Baker... Now he has bonafide QB coaching... Something only Ken Zampese provided for him here.. He had his best accuracy and development under Zampese...

    @nickers said:

    Think about this though Tommy... Stafford is getting old by NFL standards... Sean McVey and the Rams actually knows how to mold QB's... I actually think this will be good for Baker... Now he has bonafide QB coaching... Something only Ken Zampese provided for him here.. He had his best accuracy and development under Zampese...

    McVey is gonna retire baker isnt gonna do shit but get them a compensatory pick

    edit : or did you forget the rams gave up all their picks for their super bowl run

  • Rams claim former No. 1 pick Baker Mayfield off waivers; Niners didn't make claim for QB

    https://www.nfl.com/news/rams-claim-former-no-1-pick-baker-mayfield-off-waivers

    @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    I for one do not take exception to your observations. I am neither a lover or a hater of Mayfield. Again, to me the salient points around him are:

    1) He has indeed played at a high level in the NFL

    2) His behavior is weird and I think detracts from his and his team's performance.

    3) He failed in Cleveland, but did nothing to garner hate from Browns fans. He loved Cleveland. In this day and age, that is rare.

    4) The Browns were right to get rid of him. That does not mean however that he is done. Under the right conditions he could change his fortunes.

    I don't understand the venom for this guy.

    Regarding 1-3 Tom I agree 100%...  #4? Correct to dump him, but unless he can pull a Jim Plunkett out of his ass....  It's rarer for a QB whose flaws (refer to Tia's dozens of posts documenting exactly that- have been figured out by every defensive coordinator in the NFL) than it is for a Josh Allen to correct flawed mechanics and turn into an elite QB. 

    Venom? Not so much, but there's the other side of the coin too...  Those Baker nut huggers (some of who are still hugging away despite evidence to the contrary) still living in the past relishing the one and done win over the Steelers in the playoffs- where the DEFENSE gift wrapped the game to the Browns starting with the first play from Shittsburg scrimmage resulting in a touchdown. Those who think that win was all Baker's doing are living in some fantasy world. 

    MHO? Baker might still be on the Browns if he wasn't so pig headed to admit last year he was so physically screwed up , his play was hurting the team. He personally lost more than a couple of games.  🙁  Thanks for the memories Baker...  

    @vambo said:

    Rams claim former No. 1 pick Baker Mayfield off waivers; Niners didn't make claim for QB

    https://www.nfl.com/news/rams-claim-former-no-1-pick-baker-mayfield-off-waivers

    Hmmm... even if the Niners had made a claim, the Rams had waiver preference... Maybe they just didn't bother, figuring they weren't going to get him anyway...  

  • @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    I for one do not take exception to your observations. I am neither a lover or a hater of Mayfield. Again, to me the salient points around him are:

    1) He has indeed played at a high level in the NFL

    2) His behavior is weird and I think detracts from his and his team's performance.

    3) He failed in Cleveland, but did nothing to garner hate from Browns fans. He loved Cleveland. In this day and age, that is rare.

    4) The Browns were right to get rid of him. That does not mean however that he is done. Under the right conditions he could change his fortunes.

    I don't understand the venom for this guy.

    Regarding 1-3 Tom I agree 100%...  #4? Correct to dump him, but unless he can pull a Jim Plunkett out of his ass....  It's rarer for a QB whose flaws (refer to Tia's dozens of posts documenting exactly that- have been figured out by every defensive coordinator in the NFL) than it is for a Josh Allen to correct flawed mechanics and turn into an elite QB. 

    Venom? Not so much, but there's the other side of the coin too...  Those Baker nut huggers (some of who are still hugging away despite evidence to the contrary) still living in the past relishing the one and done win over the Steelers in the playoffs- where the DEFENSE gift wrapped the game to the Browns starting with the first play from Shittsburg scrimmage resulting in a touchdown. Those who think that win was all Baker's doing are living in some fantasy world. 

    MHO? Baker might still be on the Browns if he wasn't so pig headed to admit last year he was so physically screwed up , his play was hurting the team. He personally lost more than a couple of games.  🙁  Thanks for the memories Baker...  

    @vambo said:

    Rams claim former No. 1 pick Baker Mayfield off waivers; Niners didn't make claim for QB

    https://www.nfl.com/news/rams-claim-former-no-1-pick-baker-mayfield-off-waivers

    Hmmm... even if the Niners had made a claim, the Rams had waiver preference... Maybe they just didn't bother, figuring they weren't going to get him anyway...  

    @hoorta said:

    Venom? Not so much, but there's the other side of the coin too...  Those Baker nut huggers (some of who are still hugging away despite evidence to the contrary) still living in the past relishing the one and done win over the Steelers in the playoffs- where the DEFENSE gift wrapped the game to the Browns starting with the first play from Shittsburg scrimmage resulting in a touchdown. Those who think that win was all Baker's doing are living in some fantasy world. 

    I wonder if there are Jacksonville Jaguars fans out there still salty that the Jags got rid of Blake Bortles, because as we all know, he also beat the Steelers in Pittsburgh in the playoffs... in front of fans, too. Interesting fact: Since 2011, the Steelers are 3-7 in the playoffs. They are 0-4 in home playoff games during that stretch.

    Hmmm... even if the Niners had made a claim, the Rams had waiver preference... Maybe they just didn't bother, figuring they weren't going to get him anyway...  

    I'm sure the 49ers did their due diligence on the situation, and asked Christian McCaffrey his opinion on Baker. Perhaps they didn't put a waiver claim on him because they didn't think there was a chance of getting him, or...  

  • @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    I reiterate that this is interesting. This is a real chance for Mayfield to revive his career. I don't follow the Rams but I have to think they are talented enough that a good QB can thrive.

    I think Bakernis a cockhead, but this story is interesting to watch.

    Whether or not you like Baker is on you/the fans, Whomever. But to sit there and say hes not talented is factually wrong. Now granted.. He's not Brady or Rodgers...Nobody else is either. If the kid gets his head out of his ass I think he can still thrive... I can't stand LeBron James... But the guy is talented as F~~. Not gonna deny Baker has some talent that can still be molded. Part of that is up to him... Now I totally disagreed with Odell's dad undressing the kid in public... That was a classless ,churlish act in my view.. Odell is nothing but an opportunistic carpetbagger.. The ultimate anti team mate whose taking advantage of the system so to speak. But all that being said... I've moved on... I'm more concerned about how shitty DW looks right now... He's got 2 games to show me something... Or he's just another failed Jackoff IMHO.

  • Interesting pickup by the Rams.

    - Baker should have familiarity with some of the offensive language 

    - Played in an outside zone based system here, and McVey is from that same discipline.  So the personnel groupings and formations, especially being back under center, are a comfort zone.  

    - Also versed in certain concepts and progressions based on pre-snap reads.  

    - Quality defense that can float him and the offense when need be.

    McVey is used to game planning with a QB who has like weaknesses from his time with Jared Goff.   The things that plague Goff, minus height, also are a knock on Mayfield.   So at least the coaching staff has an idea of how to make the engine go without a much larger period of evaluation.

    I've little doubt Baker looks better in L.A., could be as soon as next week.   But their Oline is still a bit of a mess, so the ceiling is obvious on how far this goes.