By Matt Hladik Over the last few weeks, the trade market for Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield has been seemingly nonexistent. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler provided further context as to why during an appearance on SportsCenter this morning. According to Fowler, teams want the Browns to either pick up some of Baker’s $18.8 million salary for next season in a potential deal, or are willing to wait and see if Cleveland releases the former No. 1 pick outright. This isn’t really groundbreaking information from Fowler, as it is kind of what has been discussed and speculated in the media since it …