We've got his 6.

Berea quit on him. Cleveland didn't.

Every Browns dropback, scored against what Baker Mayfield actually does in that exact spot. The stat is real. The line under it is not always polite.

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Baker makes that Baker doesn't make that either Nobody makes that That's coaching, not the QB Credit where due

Six reasons.

  1. He won a playoff game in Pittsburgh. January 10, 2021. First Browns playoff win since 1994. It was him.
  2. He played through a torn labrum for us. 2021. Nobody asked him to. He did it anyway, and got booed for it.
  3. He went 11–5 with this franchise. 2020. The best Browns season most of us have ever seen.
  4. Every team since has won with him. Tampa made the playoffs with him. Twice. Same guy Berea moved on from.
  5. He wanted to be here. He said it for years. The front office decided otherwise.
  6. We know what the alternative looked like. We are still living it. Scroll the feed.

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Six fingers up. One hand plus a thumb. In the stands, in your profile photo, in every picture until Week 6 — Ravens at home, October 18, 1:00 kickoff. When the game clock reads 6:06 in any quarter, every section goes six fingers up. 6:06 that night, we post together.

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Questions people ask first.

Isn't he signed in Tampa through 2029?

Yes. We're not pretending otherwise. This is a movement, not a trade proposal. The front office that let him walk should never get to make that call again. That's the ask.

How is the 6-Score calculated?

Every Browns dropback gets bucketed by down, distance and field position. We look up what Baker actually did in that bucket across his career (nflverse play-by-play, 2018–2025) — third and fourth downs use conversion rate, everything else uses success rate. Six times that number, rounded. If Watson's own Cleveland numbers beat Baker's in that spot, the verdict can't be "Baker makes that." That rule is what keeps this honest.

Are you just bashing Watson?

No. When he makes a play, the card says "Credit where due." Week 1 had 16 of those. We keep score on ourselves too.

Is this affiliated with anyone?

No. Not the Browns, not the NFL, not Baker Mayfield, not his representation. Fans. Cleveland fans.