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Not saying, ‘I have played a lot of ball. I have it all figured out,’ but having an open mind and realizing that I have a lot of room to grow.”That’s some pretty solid reflection by the rookie. As good as he has been and thinks he is, and masses of Browns fans hope he can be, no measure of success will come without challenging himself. That means not only strengthening his weaknesses but having the courage and awareness to identify and confront them.“There are definitely things that I could have seen better. There is always going to be give and take,” Mayfield added. “Whether you win or lose, there are going to be plays that I would like to have back or do differently. It is what it is. 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Do not try to do too much.”Mayfield’s worst decision of the game cost his team a chance to win in regulation. He said in hindsight he realizes he shouldn’t have thrown it, and he implied he was locked onto Callaway as his primary target on the play.“Yeah, even though we tag a deep route on it and we are trying to take a shot – we had been hitting some of those plays underneath – you have to go through your reads no matter what the play call is,” Mayfield admitted. “No matter if you want to take a shot http://www.brownsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-larry-ogunjobi-jersey , you have to go through your reads no matter what it is. You can never let the game and your emotions get the best of you. You just have to do the fundamentals.”Mayfield’s going to make better decisions in those moments, but the only way to learn those lessons is by playing and making those mistakes. From a talent perspective, he showed all the positive traits we saw from him in college and throughout preseason.His pocket presence and ability to make those important secondary reads were both on display for much of the game. And his arm again looked every bit as advertised, more than live enough to make all the big league throws.With a healthy dose of humility, and a continued zealous approach to perfection, it’s going to be a fun ride watching Mayfield make these improvements and become the player many think he’s capable of becoming. The Week 17 game between the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens will air on CBS at 4:25 PM ET on Sunday. The game will be called by Jim Nantz and Tony Romo. The big victory for Columbus fans happened on Friday, when 10TV announced that they are airing the Browns vs. Ravens game now instead of the Bengals vs. Steelers game. All areas in red will get to see the game.Note: Coverage areas are subject to change. The map is from 506sports.com; click here to see all of their NFL coverage maps this week.WEEK 17 NFL GAMES AIRING NATIONALLY OR IN CLEVELANDSunday - 1:00 PM ET: New York Jets vs. New England Patriots (CBS)Sunday - 1:00 PM ET: Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants (FOX)Sunday - 4:25 PM ET: Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikings (FOX)Sunday - 4:25 PM ET: Cleveland Browns vs. Baltimore Ravens (CBS)Sunday - 8:20 PM ET: Indianapolis Colts vs. Tennessee Titans (NBC)We will have open threads on DBN for all Browns and prime time games. Custom Indianapolis Colts Jerseys