Shut the fukk up, Baker!

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:laff: @ post after post wishing hate on 6-Gawd

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Duke Johnson walked up to the podium and said he wanted to be traded smh

Duke Johnson in his feelings and doesn't realize the type of negative energy he's bringing to the locker room as a veteran on a young team.

Baker wants to set the tone for the team and not allow a back-up RB to soak up the oxygen in the room talking about getting traded from a team expected to vie for a Super Bowl
 
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Report: Browns veterans spoke to Baker Mayfield after comments about Duke Johnson
Mike Silver of NFL Network reported on Thursday that several players approached Mayfield after his comments.

“It is rather striking for a player to get involved in a teammate's business in anything but a supportive role,” Silver said on the network. “Baker Mayfield is the clear leader of that [locker room] but I'm told by multiple sources that several veterans came up to him in the locker room after those comments about Duke Johnson and let's say voiced their displeasure, saying, ‘Listen it's one thing to be the leader but this is a guy who is going through something, it's business and we need to support him.’

“Baker may not have agreed with them, but he heard them.”

One of the Browns who approached Mayfield may have been receiver Jarvis Landry, who was supportive of Johnson.

“I still have a relationship with Duke,” he said. “I'm happy that he's here, it's good to see him, but outside of that, I hope it works out for us as the Browns and for him if that's the way that it goes. He's a tremendous talent and he's capable of making plays. I have no other say about what happens.”

His teammates weren’t the only ones to notice either. Hip-hop legend Luther Campbell, who is married to Johnson’s agent, Kristin Campbell, tweeted to Mayfield as well.

Luther Campbell told Mayfield that quarterbacks Brett Favre, Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees and Dan Marino were all traded or “told to go home.”

“Don’t ever turn on your teammates for management you are not exempt,” he wrote.
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