Brandon Weeden went 21-for-35 with a TD and two interceptions. It is a mediocre line in the stat sheet, but it gets even worse when you look at the offense as a whole.
The Browns punted six times, turned it over twice and also failed on two fourth down conversions. Additionally, Brandon Weeden added at least three batted passes to add to his NFL “lead” to at least 21.
Brandon Weeden: “I didn’t play well for the most part throughout.”
— PatMcManamon (@PatMcManamon) December 16, 2012
Weeden II: “I’m not losing any confidence over it, because i feel like I’m still going in the right direction.”
— PatMcManamon (@PatMcManamon) December 16, 2012
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