After the Cleveland Browns' 43-13 loss to the Tennessee Titans, quarterback Baker Mayfield left the game with a soft wrap on his hand, according to ESPN's Jake Trotter.

According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Mayfield's injury is only a bruise and isn't considered serious.

Mayfield got hit multiple times throughout the game, as it progressed, many saw that his arm didn't look quite right. It turns out; the Browns thought the same as, after the game, the team took him in for X-rays, according to Associated Press' Tom Withers. He also “was keeping his right arm to side during postgame interviews,” per Withers.

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If his arm was injured, Mayfield's miserable Week 1 performance could be partially accounted for. He threw for three interceptions in the fourth quarter while going 25 for 38 passing for 285 yards and a touchdown as well.

The Titans pass rush was able to get to Mayfield whenever they needed to. The Browns offensive line allowed five sacks in the game and countless pressures. Tennessee was able to ramp up their efforts after left tackle Greg Robinson was ejected in the first half for kicking a Titans player in the face.

The Browns offensive line was regarded as a weak spot of the team heading into Week 1, as they traded one of their best in Kevin Zeitler to the New York Giants in the offseason.

It appears as if those pundits were correct.