Five reasons Baker Mayfield gets revenge on Kliff Kingsbury, as the QB will lead the Cleveland Browns to a Week 15 win over the Arizona Cardinals.
Baker Mayfield plays against former college coach Kliff Kingsbury in Week 15, and while the game isn’t highly anticipated because of records, it’ll be worth watching to see the dynamic between Baker and the coach who benched him.
So the Browns head out to the desert for a Week 15 contest against the Arizona Cardinals. And even the hope of making the playoffs for the first time since 2002 is long gone, there’s still something to play for.
The Browns haven’t had a winning season since the 2007 campaign, when Derek Anderson led the team to a mark of 10-6. It may not mean something to the players, many of whom were kids when his happened, but it’s important to the fan base.
It’s important to the team as well, for this reason: There were a ton of expectations heaped on the Browns, clearly before they were ready to join the NFL’s elite. To battle through everything they’ve been through, to finish the year with a winning mark, would still be considered a step in the right direction.
I fear a loss continues the the stench of a losing culture for another offseason. And with malcontent OBJ looking for trades, I don’t think that’s something needed around the hallways of the Browns’ team headquarters.
A winning record signals a step in the right direction, and you know this one means a lot to Mayfield. Here’s five reasons Baker will get revenge on Kliff Kingsbury, leading the Browns to a win over the Cardinals.