I often tell people we can't compare athletes to the rest of us when they give me the "I'd be fired if," line, but I guess it's time to remind Baker Mayfield that being in the spotlight makes you different from people in cubicles. Sometimes that's a good thing Baker, and sometimes it's not! This is one of the few ways being a quarterback is similar to being a radio host. People get to comment on our performance or tell us we suck at what we do, and we don't get to complain about it. In the end, we're both entertainers, and as entertainers, we're a product, and people get to review our performance as vocally as they want to. It's part of the gig, Buttercup.