"Mayfield is both excellent and bad because he can only play at one tempo," said former QB coach Seth Galina of Pro Football Focus. "That explains why there's so much inconsistency." Baker's fastball is as excellent as anybody in the game, but occasionally you need a second pitch, which Baker lacks. That's where his slow ball and changeup come into play. He has an arm like a pitcher, with a strong, long throwing arm and solid accuracy from all over the field. He also shows some touch when he needs to throw across his body to get out hitters. But most important, he has a big heart and wants to win so badly that it comes through in everything he does on the field. In other words, he's a winner. However, there are times when he appears confused with what's going on around him and makes some errant throws. This can be attributed to him being a first-year player in an advanced offense that uses a lot of pre-snap motions. If he gets overwhelmed, it could end up hurting the team. But if he stays focused, he should improve as he gains more experience. Overall, it's safe to say that Mayfield is an above-average quarterback who has the potential to be great. He has the size, arm strength, and intelligence required to be a starting quarterback in the NFL.