Back in November, Baker Mayfield and his wife, Emily, revealed in an adorable post that they’re expecting their second child, a boy. But now, as the excitement builds, Emily’s dealing with some tough toddler-plus-pregnancy struggles that have her wiped out.

Baker Mayfield's wife Emily left Buccaneers and NFL fans alike in shock with her latest move on social media that's definitely real.

Baker Mayfield is getting ready to expand his family. The Buccaneers quarterback and his wife, Emily, announced in November that they are expecting a baby boy,

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield could only watch as his team’s playoff hopes slipped away on Sunday, January 4, and his wife, Emily, shared those tense moments with the world. “Watching Baker watch football as a ‘fan’ is hilarious,

It wasn't supposed to be like this for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Baker Mayfield's NFL journey, marked by highs and lows, saw him secure a significant $100 million deal with the Buccaneers in 2024. By 2025, his estimated net worth reached $50 million, fueled by substantial NFL contracts and lucrative endorsements from brands like Progressive and Nike.

Baker Mayfield was on the edge of his seat Sunday watching the Falcons and Saints decide the Buccaneers’ fate — a scene that had the quarterback’s wife channeling her inner play-by-play caller on social media.

Buccaneers remove quarterback Baker Mayfield from their Week 18 injury report on Thursday ahead of Panthers matchup

The Falcons defeated the New Orleans Saints 19-17 on Sunday, handing the NFC South to the Carolina Panthers by virtue of a three-way tiebreaker. If Atlanta had lost, the Bucs would have won the two-team tiebreaker and clinched a fifth straight division title.

“I am [a Saints fan] tomorrow,” Mayfield said, adding that he will be watching the game from his couch. And, that’s exactly what he did. Mayfield’s wife Emily posted a video and photo to her Instagram story showing just how stressed her husband is during the Saints–Falcons game.

The longtime offensive mind, Tom Moore, will not be back with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a consultant in 2026. At 87, he is stepping away from the game that defined his adult life for more than six decades.