Thursday's Browns victory over the Jets has everyone in Northeast Ohio celebrating, but one city, in particular, went a step further and issued a proclamation in honor of Baker Mayfield's debut as Cleveland's newest quarterback.
Parma Mayor Tim DeGeeter honored both the Browns and Mayfield with a proclamation at Mario's Barbershop, 7526 Broadview Road. The event signing took place during a food and supply drive for Hurricane Florence victims.
It’s officially Baker Mayfield Day in the City of Parma! Here at Mario’s Barbershop w/ @ParmaMayor! @bakermayfield #Browns pic.twitter.com/VYTaul8rF5
— Pumpkinhead 🎃 (@PumpkinNation) September 21, 2018
DeGeeter said that Sept. 21, 2018, will forever be known as Baker Mayfield Day.
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