NFL: Cleveland Browns get big boost from first victory  BEREA,
Ohio - Brandon Weeden passed up dessert on his birthday. A sweet
win over Cincinnati was plenty satisfying.  The Browns rookie
quarterback had never experienced life in Cleveland after a
victory, and he wasn't the only one.  As luck would have it, the
first time Weeden went out in public after a victory came on his
29th birthday. After the Browns snapped their 11-game losing
streak Sunday with a win over the Bengals, Weeden celebrated the
34-24 triumph and his birthday with family members at a local
restaurant.  The crowd was friendly.  "There were some excited
people," Weeden said Monday. "People were great, really friendly
and congratulating. It just showed the passion this town has.
I'd love to win a lot more because it's a lot more fun going out
to eat and being around people when you win games."  And now
that Weeden and the Browns have tasted success, they're hungry
for more wins.  One of the NFL's youngest teams did some growing
up Sunday. C