@clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

You and I have no idea why Baker feels the way he does towards Hue. 

I get the feeling that #6 isn’t just acting for himself when he’s displaying his feelings towards Hue. 

That's kind of what I was thinking. Something went down that we'll likely never know about, but at the same time, I kind of wish Baker would just let it go. But that's not his way, and our team could use a little attitude I guess! 

I tell you what, some of the throws Baker made yesterday were stunning. I saw a few times where the DB got up and couldn't believe the receiver caught it because the coverage was almost perfect. How about that sideline pass to Duke? Yeesh. Baker is amazing, and he's making everyone else elevate their game too. Receivers all over the field are making difficult catches, from Perriman, to Landry (duh), to Higgins, to Njoku, and even Fells. How the hell did Fells catch that TD? 

I'll probably do a "Good, Bad, and Ugly" thread later, so I won't go into much more detail, but there are two aspects of the game that really irritated me. Special teams for obvious reasons, and the other is not wrapping up the QB. I swear to God, I love Myles Garrett, but I've never seen ANYONE in my life ever "almost get a sack" so many freaking times. The guy should literally have 39 sacks this year, lol. 

Anyway, a fun game, a beautiful way to end a fun year at home, and I loved hearing the roar of the crowd every time we made a big play. I got to watch another Browns victory with my dad, and we just had a great time watching our creative offense and suffocating defense. 

https://twitter.com/i/status/1077045590301786112

@clevfan4life said:

It is deeply personal thats for sure. This isnt because hue sat him, something went down we're not being told

Hue may have done something else we don't know, but he did enough that we did know about to deserve the icy reception. He threw players under the bus, he cost the team a chance at the playoffs by not playing Baker and he humiliated him in front of the nation by announcing that he "won" the backup job on Hard Knocks.

@the-cysko-kid said:

Let's look at how much Baker changes the culture. 96 hits him and half the team goes straight at that guy. 

Remember when Pitt hit Colt and basically killed him? You remember anyone going after Pitt?

That was for sure a late hit and should have been flagged. 

@dutch-oven said:

Mayfield plays with a chip on his shoulder.

Some of his "chips" seem almost manufactured. 

He's our guy now. Take one of the big Browns flags from the cheerleaders and shove it up Hue's ass. Sorry Hubatross, you suck. 

@clevfan4life said:

It is deeply personal thats for sure. This isnt because hue sat him, something went down we're not being told

Mayfield plays with a chip on his shoulder.

Some of his "chips" seem almost manufactured. 

@clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

You and I have no idea why Baker feels the way he does towards Hue. 

I get the feeling that #6 isn’t just acting for himself when he’s displaying his feelings towards Hue. 

It is deeply personal thats for sure. This isnt because hue sat him, something went down we're not being told

Browns after Week 16 of 2017: 0-15.

Browns after Week 16 of 2018: 7-7-1.

Things are finally looking up!

@falcon7 said:

He already did it in action and words the last game. Just beating a dead horse...  

You and I have no idea why Baker feels the way he does towards Hue. 

I get the feeling that #6 isn’t just acting for himself when he’s displaying his feelings towards Hue. 

I mean, you do get that gamesmanship is at play here right? Attitude, competitiveness, sportsmanship.

@calfoxwc said:

Nope. Hueie blewis blew the Browns' chances to get to the playoffs. After he left, the Browns took off.

Addition by subtraction (including the former OC). Bakers' happy staredown is absolutely justified, and really funny.

I LOL'd, and so did my Wife. It was GREAT.

Cleveland Browns: Hue Jackson throws Baker Mayfield under bus

Those are old links.

Reminded me of games at tOSU when Troy was running the show.  That is the impression Baker is making on this fanbase. 

@falcon7 said:

C'mon Bake, be better than that...

I said the same thing. We all knew Baker would have moments like this, and while I don't agree with it, he's definitely himself. My thing is, why give the media anything to talk about besides the game, ya know? It's in the past, so let it go. 

But Jesus, can Baker Mayfield throw a football or what? And how about our receivers? Suddenly we have the best receivers in the world? Lol. I felt bad for Callaway. He was open a few times and didn't connect. 

Baker is extremely deadly, and I'm so happy to have him. Some of those throws today were next freaking level. Just look at his numbers today. Yeesh. I predicted 27-17 Browns I think. Pretty close! Man I love this team. 

@falcon7 said:

He already did it in action and words the last game. Just beating a dead horse...  

I kinda thought the same thing.  I'm hoping this team improves and we go on a long run of success but I don't to be like the Steelers fanbase as well.  I get that Baker was sore at Hue and he got his shot in at the last game. 

Here's hoping Ward isn't concussion prone and we beat the Ravens next week.

@the-cysko-kid said:

It's not for no reason. Hue did his level best to kill the browns. Mayfield is doing everything in his power to revive them. 

He already did it in action and words the last game. Just beating a dead horse...  

@the-cysko-kid said:

It's not for no reason. Hue did his level best to kill the browns. Mayfield is doing everything in his power to revive them. 

I wondered at times if hue was intentionally making us bad. Like sabotage. I think he tried helping his buddy Marv. Only real explanation short of mrdd issues

it's HUE that was being a dick.

ttps://dawgpounddaily.com/.../cleveland-browns-hue-jackson-throws-baker-mayfield...

" Jackson cocked his verbal rifle and shot Mayfield down on Friday morning, when he appeared on ESPN’s midday show, First Take. The hubris, or rather Hue-bris, of this man seems to know no bounds. Despite going 3-36-1 in his tenure with the Browns, Jackson blamed Mayfield’s performance this season as a part of why he got fired. "