Cleveland Browns general manager and executive vice president of football operations Andrew Berry told reporters Friday that he "won't feel any pressure either way" to extend quarterback Baker Mayfield long-term regardless of what happens with fellow 2018 draft class signal-callers in the Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson and the Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen.
Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com relayed the news from Berry on Mayfield. She also noted that a source told her the team has not yet opened extension talks with Mayfield.
Cleveland has already picked up Mayfield's fifth-year option, though, which will keep the ex-Oklahoma star in town through 2022.