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Coach RB Ramesh on Thursday took to social media to draw attention to the ordeal Indian players had to undergo on their way to Baku, Azerbaijan, for the Chess Olympiad.Should really appreciate the gentleman/woman who made the booking for Indian chess team to Chess Olympiad at Baku, Ramesh said in a Facebook post. Chennai to Delhi three hour flight. Eight hour halt in Delhi. Delhi to Dubai by Fly Dubai airlines, food, water not included in fare. Flight delayed by two hours after boarding. Three and a half hours halt at Dubai airport. Three hour flight to Baku. Almost 24 hours for travel time with no provision for food or water. Heartfelt thanks from Indian team...The All India Chess Federation (AICF) distanced itself from the matter, saying it had little to do with the arrangements. An AICF official told ESPN that the bookings were made by travel agency Balmer Lawrie on the instructions of the government.At the World Youth Chess Olympiad [held in Slovakia in July] too we had to travel by bus for six hours to reach the venue, Ramesh, who is accompanying the players, told ESPN from Baku. But in that case the venue wasnt too accessible from the airport.Womens team captain Vishaal Sareen, SP Sethuraman, Murali Karthikeyan, Vidit Gujarathi, Padmini Rout, Soumya Swaminthan and Pratyusha Bodda were among the chess players travelling from Chennai to Baku.Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand, who last participated in Olympiad in 2006, is giving it a miss this time too. It is considered to be among his least favourite events -- primarily due to its Swiss format that, unlike the round-robin format, has players or teams with equal points facing off against each other in every round. 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He passed for 3,385 yards -- a franchise rookie record -- with 14 touchdowns, but there were too many moments when the game seemed to be moving much faster than Weeden, who may have been unfairly judged as part of an elite rookie QB class headlined by Robert Griffin III, Andrew Luck, Russell Wilson and Ryan Tannehill. Weeden was held to a standard he wasnt quite ready to reach. However, Weeden believes he grew from last year and is eager to show the Browns -- and prove to some skeptical Cleveland fans -- that hes ready to take a major step forward. "Its knowing what to expect," Weeden said earlier this week. "I didnt know anyone in the locker room (last year). I didnt know the routine. There are just so many unknowns. Now Ive been in it for a year, and I know how the weekly routine goes, and Ive got myself into a routine." Weeden seems to have the backing of Clevelands new coaching staff and an overhauled front office that didnt draft him. Although first-year coach Rob Chudzinski has not yet named Weeden his starter, the rifle-armed QB opened training camp with a leg up on Jason Campbell and Brian Hoyer, two experienced veterans who give the Browns quality depth in case Weeden falls on his face. So far, hes standing tall. Its his starting job to lose. The Browns have been impressed with the way Weeden immersed himself into learning Chudzinskis complex offence, which should better allow him to spread the ball around the field to his receivers. There was a perception last season that Weeden, who played four seasons of minor league baseball before going to college, wasnt a great student or hard worker. But that hasnt been an issue whatsoever as Weeden has shown a strong desire to improve and to lead. The Browns have spent months evaluating Weeden, and to this point, hes passed every test. "He has worked real hard and hes done everything that theyve asked him to do," CEO Joe Banner said.dddddddddddd. 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The change in Weeden has been noticeable to his teammates. "Brandons a workhorse," running back Trent Richardson said. "I had no problem with Brandon last year and I have no problem with him this year. All the guys are comfortable with him. Hes trusting us. Hes trusting himself. Hes making throws. Hes making corrections, and that first year was our first year. We put that behind us. Were not going to look back at that. "This years a whole other year. Brandon, man, hes fresh. Hes ready to go. Hes got that arm going and hes battling at the same time." Norv Turner agrees. Clevelands new offensive co-ordinator, who has a proven track record of developing young QBs, has been impressed by Weedens growth and sees his potential. Turner reeled off a list of quarterbacks -- Jim Everett, Gus Frerotte, Trent Green, Brad Johnson -- who blossomed under his tutelage and he feels Weeden may one day be added to that list. Turner said Weedens ability to make a big leap in his second year depends on a variety of factors. "Its totally based on No. 1, the guy, and then the situation he was in," Turner said, "and so many people get caught up in where a guy is. A lot of it depends on the situation hes put in, the offensive line, the playmakers around him, how good a defensive football team you have. Theres so many things that go into it. But I think Brandon is fortunate, hes had the experience of starting 15 games in this league, thats a plus when you start working with a player who hasnt played a lot. And then I think hes taken to what were doing. "I expect him to play at a high level." ' ' '