Baker Mayfield Leaves Game With Right Knee Injury After Big Hit
Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield left Sunday's game against the Patriots with a right knee injury and did not return after being ruled questionable.
Mayfield was hit by New England outside linebacker Matthew Judon on a pass attempt. After the hit, he attempted to get up from the ground but fell back down before eventually limping off the field.
Mayfield tossed his helmet off before entering the blue medical tent. Case Keenum was sent in to replace the injured signal-caller.
The 26-year-old quarterback has dealt with a slew of injuries already this season. He has a torn left labrum and a shoulder fracture but is playing through it. He was cleared to play in October and will undergo surgery in the offseason. Additionally, he was dealing with a foot injury this week.
Mayfield left the game with 73 passing yards, one interception and one touchdown. He did not return for the game and Cleveland lost 45–7.
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