Cleveland Browns quarterback, Baker Mayfield was born April 14, 1995. He was barely recruited coming out of high school. He then decided to walk on to Texas Tech. After many injuries he became the starting quarterback for TTU in their season opener. During week 5, he sprained his MCL and had to sit out. After he was healed he was still benched by Kliff Kingsbury. Because of lack of communication and not being promised a scholarship, he decided to transfer as a walk on to the University of Oklahoma. There, he won the starting position and led the team to 2 CFP appearances. During his senior year he won the Heisman, becoming the first walk on to win a heisman. He lost his last college game to Georgia 54-48 in double OT. He then went on to the NFL Draft and was the first overall pick. The Cleveland Browns original named Tyrod Taylor as the starting quarterback, but after suffering a concussion is week 3, Baker had to play, leading the Browns to overcome a 17 point deficit in one half. He was then the starter for the rest of the season. During week 17 against the Ravens he broke an NFL Rookie record for 27 touchdown passes in a rookie season.