Baker Mayfield left it all out on the field during Sunday’s 26-9 win over the Saints.

The Buccaneers quarterback was heard dropping a NSFW comment during an exchange with wide receiver Chris Godwin, who was mic’d up during the Week 4 matchup.

“My d–k got hard as soon as I saw him running in the motion back,” Mayfield could be heard saying after a catch from Godwin in a clip posted by X user @joshthebucsfan.

The pair shared a laugh and slapped hands on the field before the video cut off.

It’s unclear if Mayfield knew Godwin was mic’d up.

The full video of Godwin was uploaded to the Buccaneers YouTube page, however, the exchange with Mayfield appears to have since been edited out.

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Mayfield has gone viral already this season for on-field comments.

“That’s game boys, now we have to group hug in the showers tonight,” Mayfield said in the huddle after the Bucs secured a Week 1 win over the Vikings.

Tampa Bay improved to 3-1 on the season with Sunday’s win at Caesars Superdome, putting the Buccaneers atop the NFC South.

The Buccaneers’ only loss of the season came in Week 3 to the Eagles.

Mayfield, who signed a one-year deal with the Bucs in March, had a productive day against the Saints.

He completed 25-of-32 passes for 246 yards, including three touchdowns to Cade Otten, Trey Palmer and Deven Thompkins.

Godwin, who caught eight passes for 114 yards, praised Mayfield after the game.

“[He’s] a fighter with a ton of resilience,” the Super Bowl champion wideout said. “He’s been a great fit for us.”

Mayfield is Tom Brady’s successor after the future Hall-of-Famer retired in February following 23 NFL seasons and seven Super Bowl titles.

“You see him making plays, scrambling, taking some big shots, popping back up — that’s infectious for the team,” Godwin said of Mayfield.

“It makes the offensive line want to block more, makes us want to run our routes a little bit harder and give him a chance because we know he’s going to play as much as he can to give us a chance.”

The Buccaneers have a bye before hosting the Lions on Oct. 15.