If he doesnt get an attitude check soon he will really join stadium maintenance sweeping up game crud instead of making commercials.
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Aside from the $$ he makes from those commercials you have to wonder how he really feels watching himself day after day knowing so far he has been a big poser QB in the NFL.
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Doubtful that Baker would ever think himself as a poser. He is a legend in his own mind..
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The guy is a d-bag extraordinaire.
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The reporter is a bigger d-bag though
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That's a given the media trolls players for such a response. Skip Bayless 101
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Oof.
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Thank god we have Mahomes..
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No but like, even moreso. Tony Grossi is the most hated reporter in Cleveland
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Baker Man cooking up some discontent.

As I've said before, he reminds me of the fratboy at the kegger you want to slap in the face before you steal his girlfriend ... whatever those guys are called these days.

It's a tough question though, "Did you feel a little stupid when you screwed up the game in such a disgustingly embarrassing fashion?" I mean, there's no real great response other than, "Yes. Yes, I did."

FAX
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Just another example that these teams see what they want to see when evaluating the character of players. Mayfield was a petulant douche in college, and amazingly he acts like a petulant douche in the pros.

Similarly, when the Bucs were considering Winston, they did not speak to his accuser or any of her acquaintances because they'd already made up their mind.
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Who gives a shit about any of this? Baker's douchiness isn't affecting the team's chances of winning games.
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Umm you don’t think Baker’s issues affect him which affect his play and the team?
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If McMahon lets the players run their mouths like his wrestlers, he'll be a super star in that league.
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Not in any quantifiable way.

He's the same dude this year, being one of the worst starting QBs in the league, as he was last year when he said the rookie TD record.
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