Zeke is definitely not putting up stats that would justify his contract thus far. I love that he's a good blocker, but I can see where you'd expect more from him for the kind of money he's being paid. With that said, you can't just go based on stats/production (just like he explains about Dak's inflated stats). It's also about whether the player is talented enough that the opposing team has to gameplan against him. Defenses have to focus a lot of attention on Zeke, and it helps to open up the rest of the offense for Dak. So it isn't a simple dollars per production equation.
And let's pump the brakes on the Browns. They beat the Bengals, Washington, and us -- three sub-average teams. They got destroyed by a real team (Baltimore). I think they'd actually fit in perfectly in this division, as I see them being a 7 win team. Out of their remaining schedule, I can see them beating the Giants, Jets, and possibly 2 of 4 between Bengals, Raiders, Texans, and Jaguars. I do agree that Mayfield (as it stands today) isn't their answer. From what I've seen, he's inaccurate, holds the ball a long time, and isn't even a great scrambler.
