What happened: NFL reporter Ed Werder characterized the Cleveland Browns' move away from Baker Mayfield as one of the worst franchise decisions ever made at the quarterback position. Werder responded to a reminder from Adam Schefter regarding Mayfield's ongoing statistical supremacy in Cleveland's modern era.
Why it matters: The critique arrives as Mayfield and current Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson prepare to meet Sunday in Tampa for the first time since the consequential trade. The matchup provides a direct on-field comparison between Cleveland's past and present quarterback choices.
By the numbers: Despite playing only four seasons in Cleveland, Mayfield's 30 victories remain the most by any Browns quarterback since the team's 1999 return.
What to watch: Mayfield will face his former team on Sunday when Cleveland travels to play Tampa Bay.