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Below , we analyze the snap counts and stats on offense for the Cleveland Browns’ Week 14 game against the Carolina Panthers.QuarterbackPosPlayerPlays%StatsPosPlayerPlays%StatsFeeling dangerous? That’s the norm now for Baker Mayfield, who had just four incompletions, two of which I remember were dropped passes by his receivers. The accuracy combined with the velocity from Mayfield is so scary good for a rookie that I don’t know what to do with myself as a fan. Is this real life?Per PFF, Mayfield was the highest-graded quarterback in the NFL in Week 14.Running BackPosPlayerPlays%StatsPosPlayerPlays%StatsThe perplexing element of the Browns’ offense the past few weeks is this: it’s working, but Duke Johnson really hasn’t been utilized much as a receiver. This week, he wasn’t targeted on a single pass. Maybe the fact that he missed most of the practice week played a role in not having him in the gameplan?Nick Chubb continues to impress as both a runner and a receiver. He nearly came down with Jarvis Landry’s trick play pass to the end zone too.Dontrell Hilliard received a series of work and had two dumpoff passes thrown to him.Wide ReceiverPosPlayerPlays%StatsPosPlayerPlays%StatsWhat an all-purpose day for Jarvis Landry! He went for the hat trick of touchdowns, but just barely missed out on the passing touchdown. I know people said it was a dangerous throw , but it was an aggressive one-on-one situation that ended up hitting the receiver in the hands first. Landry’s touchdown catch was great, and the formation in which he received both handoffs was gold. The only negative was the careless nature in which he held the ball to begin the second half, coughing the ball up for a fumble.It was a rough day for Rashard Higgins, who was stripped of the ball on one pass and they dropped a laser that at the very least would’ve put Cleveland in a goal-to-go situation (instead, they settled for a field goal). I give Higgins a pass — these things happen.What a job by Breshad Perriman, who bookended the game with great catches — one in which he went all-out for a 66-yard reception, and the other along the sideline to help bleed some more clock in the final minutes of the game. Antonio Callaway was only targeted once all game and did not have a catch.Tight EndPosPlayerPlays%StatsPosPlayerPlays%StatsDavid Njoku missed one laser of a pass along the sideline. Now , compared to Higgins’ drop, the pass to Njoku was high. So that falls under the category of “I’d love if he would’ve made that play,” but not one where I will lament on for very long.Orson Charles had a rare catch and is always fired up, no matter what he is doing.Offensive LinePosPlayerPlays%StatsPosPlayerPlays%StatsThe Browns allowed 1 sack and 1 quarterback hit. The streak that this unit is on is incredible. As PFF points out, the interior is just rock solid, and that comes even with JC Tretter battling on an ankle injury:Joel Bitonio was the top-graded guard in Week 14 (89.9). Browns coach Freddie Kitchens has a stern warning for his assistant coaches: Keep your mouths shut, or lose your job.Kitchens said today that if any of his assistant coaches ever leak information about the team to the media , he’ll fire them.“The days of inside information and the days of unnamed sources and stuff like that have ended. So you’re not going to get information like that, ever. Anybody. And if I ever see it, they’re fired. Immediately. That’s the way we’re running this organization,” Kitchens said.Kitchens said that after he was asked a question about recent criticism from former Browns assistant Bob Wylie, who said the Browns should have kept Gregg Williams as head coach, rather than hiring Kitchens. But Wylie wasn’t an unnamed source; he put his name behind that opinion and stated it publicly.The Browns have had their share of embarrassing stories from unnamed sources, but the primary reason for that is that the Browns have been the worst team in the NFL over the last couple decades. If Kitchens wins , that will speak for itself, and it won’t much matter what anyone says about him, on or off the record.