Baker Mayfield Reveals He Played Through Multiple Injuries in 2025

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Baker Mayfield Reveals He Played Through Multiple Injuries in 2025

Mayfield revealed on Netflix's Quarterback that he played through multiple injuries for much of the 2025 season. Mayfield said he suffered sprained MCL and PCL ligaments from Week 2, along with a severe biceps contusion that affected his throwing velocity and later a left shoulder injury against the Rams. Despite the setbacks, he remained on the field throughout the season.

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Packers Sign Isaiah McDuffie to Contract Extension

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