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Weeden has no comment on three burned timeouts

Found November 04, 2012 on Waiting For Next Year: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Brandon Weeden
TEAMS: Cleveland Browns
I believe Jeff Schudel asked Cleveland Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden what the cause of using three timeouts because the team seemingly couldn’t get a call in by the end of the play clock. Weeden quickly said, “I’m not.. I’m not going to comment on that.” Then he gave this look. Who knows why Weeden wouldn’t comment, but you have to think that if he thought it was his fault, based on his previous willingness to take responsibility, that he would have done so. [Related: Shaky decisions haunt Browns as they lose and say hello to the bye]
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