Baker Mayfield Is disqualified To participate In NFL MVP for 2024

Baker Mayfield, the quarterback for the Tampa Bay Bucs, has been disqualified from the NFL MVP competition for 2024 due to

It’s good when a player publicly expresses his desire to return and a franchise like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers supports that desire.

That’s the situation involving the Bucs and quarterback Baker Mayfield at the moment. Mayfield helped the team stun everyone by winning the NFC South and making it to the NFL Playoffs’ Divisional Round before falling to the Detroit Lions.

Devin White of the Buccaneers is one of Ray Lewis’ top four NFL linebackers.
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Now that free agency is quickly approaching, Tampa Bay’s players must make decisions. Although supporters are clamoring for receiver Mike Evans to be re-signed, Mayfield himself might be the most significant because of his stature and impact.

The quarterback believes the decision to bring him back to the team rests with them, even as he openly expresses his love for the organization.

When asked about his future plans, Mayfield said to Jim Rome, “There’s a little give and take, but I love working there.” “I went into last year’s free agency with the mindset that I would go somewhere organizationally—top down—because they do it well and are focused on winning. Since all I wanted at that time in my career was to be in a position where I could win, be fortunate, and enjoy it once more,. I will thus adopt that mindset, although I have direct knowledge of Tampa’s actions. Although they currently have the upper hand, we would certainly welcome a return visit.”

Mayfield had a career-high 4,044 yards and 28 touchdowns passing in his single season with the Bucs, tossing only 10 interceptions.

He also appeared in his first Pro Bowl, won his second career postseason game, and fell just two yards short of tying his career best in rushing yards.