Cleveland Browns QB Brandon Weeden doesn’t really have a solution to his batted-pass problem from a season ago. Weeden led the league with 21 batted passes in 2012 during his rookie season. ‘You really can’t work on it,’ Weeden said. ‘It’s something that if you think about it all the time, it will probably create more problems. I think there are a lot of reasons they happen. One being me patting the football, which I’ve talked about is one thing I’ve worked on this offseason to get rid of the habit of patting the football before you release it. That just gives those guys an extra half a second to jump up and bat it down.’

Footballguys View: Weeden is not talented enough to give defenses advantages like tipping off when he is about to pass. We’ll be watching him in the preseason to see if he’s made any progress in this area.
Browns | Brandon Weeden addresses weakness