Browns Fan Burns Brandon Weeden Jersey

By Eric Sandy on Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 10:51 am

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With yesterday's depressing loss to the Lions staring us down in our rear-view mirrors on Monday morning, lots of people are pissed off. Ipso facto, the blame's gotta go somewhere.

The PD's Dennis Manoloff gave quarterback Brandon Weeden an "F," but one fan chose to express disdain in a more meaningful way. ...By burning his jersey. (See video below.)

For some reason, someone bought a Brandon Weeden jersey earlier this year. The garment went up in flames yesterday on a mound of dead leaves and yard debris.

Tip o' the hat to Craig Lyndall at Waiting for Next Year for this one

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