9. Baker Mayfield, Cleveland Browns
Mayfield’s statistical regression in his second NFL season covered all phases of his game, and the deep ball was no different. In his rookie season of 2018, Mayfield threw 15 touchdowns and seven interceptions on routes requiring deep passes. In 2019, his touchdowns on such throws fell to eight, and his interceptions rose to 10, which tied for the NFL’s worst. Mayfield was victimized to a point by dropped passes leading to interceptions, which is to be considered.