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Sheena Quick on Baker Mayfield to Panthers trade


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Baker is better than Darnold, so I do think that the interest is legit, but we aren't gonna pay anything of value to get him knowing that Baker is never gonna play for the browns again and they'll end up having release him. We've probably given the browns an offer of two rusty nickels Fitter found in the parking lot and we'll pick up 4-5m of his salary and told the browns to take it or leave it. The only leverage that the browns have is that they know we want baker, and we don't want to have to start Darnold this year, so they are gonna hold on to him to the very last second to give Baker no time to learn the playbook here and hope that we will come up on our offer to get baker in here sooner. The talks have most likely stopped, and each side is just waiting for the other to cave in. 

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