Baker Mayfield has been performing well in recent weeks. Though the Cleveland Browns lost to the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night, it wasn't for a lack of effort from Mayfield, who had 343 passing yards and three total touchdowns to help Cleveland put 42 points on the Baltimore defense. It was the first time this season that Mayfield has thrown for over 300 yards. Mayfield's previous high was 309 yards, which he threw for against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 9. He also had three touchdown passes in that game. Overall, Mayfield is averaging 282.3 yards per game after nine games this season. The number one reason why Mayfield has been so effective this year is because of his ability as a runner. He has 515 rushing yards this season, which is second only to San Francisco 49ers' quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo (who has 518). In addition, Mayfield has five touchdowns on the ground, which is second only to Denver Broncos' quarterback Joe Flacco (seven). Mayfield entered the NFL as a rookie when Derek Carr led the Browns to a 38-28 win over the Baltimore Ravens. Through nine games this season, Mayfield has already surpassed both his career high in interceptions with 13 and his total yardage mark (4,920) set last season. Overall, Mayfield is having a stellar start to his first season as a full-time starter.