Baker Mayfield, undraftable, off my board.

The Cleveland Brown select Baker Mayfield.

What a beautiful trove by the Baker.

Big job!

Astana vista, baby!

Pots out! Thank you. Oh, Starvisa, baby! Burt's now!

Hello, folks.

Welcome into the OBR film breakdown.

It's your host Jake Burns.

We have a fun topic, as I'm recording this on Sunday before I'm out for the week.

But as the OBR is doing running back week, I think it's important to examine three highly valuable running backs that the Browns have. So we are going to talk about, at this point in the week, you're listening to this. We've talked about Nick and Kareem, who kind of reviewed their seasons, done the same thing with Deerunis Johnson. I put that in writing on the OBR site. I want to talk about a

key decision kind of looming for this room and how it ties to money. So that's the angle we're

taking today. It's not a decision that is altogether going to make or break the brown season,

but I do think it has value when you're looking

at plugging other holes that are on the roster. If you have read my work so far today,

you would see, or this week, you would see that Deerness Johnson has had a pretty fantastic

season that I don't think any of us were expecting. I think most of us thought Dearnish Johnson

was a pretty talented football player. We weren't going to argue that, but we didn't know he had this level of play in him

to the point that he was the league's leader at the running back position of broken or

miss tackles force per carry in his 100 carries.

And then also that he had a really high number of, you know, his ability to take contact at whatever point he took contact

and turn it into a positive play. He had a 3.3 yards per carry with contact. That indicates to me

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