Brandon Weeden criticizes Pat Shurmur's play-calling in loss to
Dallas Cowboys (NFL Insider)  ASSOCIATED PRESS Browns' Brandon
Weeden, center, passes as Alex Mack works against pressure from
the Cowboys defense last week in Arlington, Texas.  BEREA -- A
piano instructor might order his pupil to practice, practice and
practice one song some more so when it is time for the recital
the student overwhelms the audience.  It does not work that way
during an NFL practice, at least not in Berea, according to
Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden.  Weeden defended his
sometime-erratic passing in Dallas last week with what on the
surface is a shocking explanation. He has made references to the
same issue before.  "There are a couple of routes we ran on
Sunday for the first time all week and that's not fair to me,
it's not fair to the receivers, it's not fair to any of us,
because you're getting thrown in the fire and the bullets are
flying," Weeden said.  Weeden did not specify which passes he
referred to. The rookie from