Former Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield was asked about his former team's current QB situation and he had a little quip to get in.

The Cleveland Browns have maybe the most interesting quarterback battle we've ever seen taking place at training camp this summer; a four-way competition between Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders. But if the Browns are being real with themselves, this battle isn't nearly as interesting as they're making it seem.

The Cleveland Browns have had more domestic violence-related arrests than any other NFL team in the past year. Something needs to change.

As the Cleveland Browns enter their second week of training camp, they got running back Jerome Ford back on the field. Ford, now a fourth-year running back, missed the first week with a hamstring injury. He remained limited in his return to the practice field.

"Here at Browns camp, Shedeur Sanders was one of the last off the field, throwing with a receiver a half-hour after practice ended. Kevin Stefanski has lauded the work ethic of both rookies, Dillon Gabriel and Sanders," Fowler wrote on X.

The Cleveland Browns are in the midst of yet another quarterback battle with very little likelihood that the franchise quarterback is on the roster. This lack of talent has made many fans yearn for Baker Mayfield,

A fresh face in Cleveland but a veteran around the NFL, Jerome Baker joins the Browns after a long stint with the Miami Dolphins. The former Ohio State Buckeye and Cleveland native returns home with a solid statistical resume. Last season, Baker recorded 61 total tackles, 2.0 sacks, and earned a 61.0 overall PFF grade.