Baker Mayfield and wife
What happened between Baker Mayfield’s wife and Nick Chubb? Learn all there is to know about their social media exchange.
Nick Chubb and Baker Mayfield entered the league together as the Cleveland Browns added both in the 2018 NFL Draft. Mayfield was the No. 1 overall selection out of Oklahoma that year while Chubb went 35th following a stellar career with the Georgia Bulldogs.
The two then spent four seasons together in Cleveland but Mayfield was sent to the Carolina Panthers in 2022. Despite playing for different teams, it makes sense they would continue to cheer for one another since they got started together. And it appears even their families feel the same way.
Emily Mayfield, the wife of Baker Mayfield, recently responded to a social media post from Nick Chubb and had an encouraging message for him. Chubb’s Instagram post showed him in the gym and he captioned it by saying “They don’t see all the work being put in. They don’t see all the sacrifices being made All they see are the results and call it luck…” Emily Mayfield responded by saying: “This got me fired up! Always cheering for you in the Mayfield household!”
Unfortunately for Baker Mayfield, his time in Cleveland is often looked upon as a complete failure.
However, we feel like it is unfair since he took over for a team that was 1-31 prior to his arrival and led them to a record of 29-30 plus secured a win in his first appearance that falls under Tyrod Taylor since he was the starter that week. Mayfield was even under center for their first playoff win since re-joining the NFL in 1999. Since he was traded, the hate has flown in and all of the credit for the offensive success has been given to Chubb.
While it’s true Chubb was the leader, he and Mayfield together were a better tandem than any other quarterback-running back combination this franchise had seen in decades. And they were always supportive of one another, which was never more evident than when Mayfield was seen sprinting down the field celebrating a long touchdown run from Chubb in 2020.
The Cleveland Browns did not have the best season last year.
Naturally, fans and analysts alike were quick to point fingers at the leaky defense and misfiring offense. However, Chubb was an exception, and he recorded his best year since going pro. A lot of hard work goes into achieving the best possible version of an athletic physique. While fans get to see a minuscule part of the grueling training on the field, what they don’t witness is the effort of it. Chubb’s recent workout pictures are a testament to every sweat and tear the players shed. Emily had seen that firsthand and was able to appreciate the effort.
Besides Emily Wilkinson, fellow Brown players Anthony Brown Jr. and Sione Takitaki, along with Kansas City Chiefs Malik Herring and Dallas Cowboys Micah Parsons, showed their support for a brother. These players may be rivals on the pitch, but as fellow athletes, they are familiar with the hours of dedication that go into building a star performer.
Despite last season’s woes for the Cleveland Browns, their star running back, Nick Chubb, made his mark in the NFL.
The 27-year-old Georgia University graduate was voted the best, as ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported. Chubb, since his rookie year in 2018, has averaged 5.2 yards per rush, which is the best in the NFL. Moreover, he ranks second in NFL history, behind Jamaal Charles‘ 5.4 clip, who has at least 1,000 rushes. Besides Chubb, the San Francisco 49ers’ Christian McCaffrey, the Los Angeles Raiders Josh Jacobs, the New York Giants’ Saquon Barkley, and the Tennessee Titans Derrick Henry are the top 5 running backs in the NFL currently.
Chubb was tipped to follow up his breakthrough season last term with another solid season this time around, however, a recent injury has derailed those expectations.
Chubb was tackled on a run near the goal line in the first half of their 26-22 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night, and he immediately grabbed his left leg. It didn’t look good, but then the broadcasters indicated that it was a lot worse than it appeared on first glance. “I’m told the replay of Nick Chubb getting injured is not to be seen,” ESPN broadcaster Joe Buck said on the ABC broadcast.
As Buck said that, the replay was shown in the stadium, and the crowd reacted with a loud groan. “Yeah, we’re not going to show it. It’s as bad as you can imagine,” analyst Troy Aikman added.
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