Ever since he planted the Oklahoma flag in the middle of Ohio Stadium, Baker Mayfield has been known as safe, if not the chalk team manager.
That account, however, seems to change late. The outstanding performance of Mayfield for five weeks has pushed a 4-1 start for the Buccaneers and planted it as early in the season to win NFL MVP.
Instead of drawing the frenzy of intense critics, the football addict has mostly agreed on how they now look at Mayfield in a positive light. Just don’t try to sell Mayfield on it.
“Early in the career, it was” crystine, immature. “Now it is ‘moxie’ and ‘he is a dog,’ said Mayfield on Wednesday through ESPN. “The same s —, different day. As long as you play well, they change the story, but you just have to be yourself, and I’ve always been like that.”
Mayfield plays undoubtedly well. He has a sparkling 10-1 contact ratio-to-in-a-way ratio, stands as the only team manager with eight or more TDs and two or fewer int in the NFL and is coming from the best seasons in Seattle where he finished 87.9 percent of his transmissions in 379 meters and two eg. A fireworked competition opened the eyes of more viewers to how excellent Mayfield has played at this stage and knocked Bucs QB in front of the MVP conversation.
“Whatever is said, there is a testament to the offense and the group we have,” he said. “Unique accolades and recognition – you never have it on your own. This is the greatest team sport for a reason, so [I am] Always try to remind me of it and realize that I can’t do it without the boys next to me. “