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With the Browns trailing 14-7 in the final minute of the first half on Sunday, Little dropped a third-down pass that had the potential to be a huge gain and may have set up a field-goal try. As the ball hit the ground, Shurmur reacted angrily on the sideline, as did wide receivers coach Mike Wilson, who jumped in frustration. Shurmur said Littles catching issues -- he had a potential TD pass in the opener against Philadelphia slip through his hands -- have been a constant point of emphasis. "Weve been working with him consistently through last year when we got him to the off-season through the preseason and of course each week," Shurmur said. "When he goes out in the game he has to catch the football. We have all the drills. We have a long list of things we practice and we need to get better results. Thats the reality of it." But beyond Littles case of the dropsies, the Browns have also been counselling him on posing like Olympic track superstar Usain Bolt after making a catch. On both his receptions against the Bills, Little struck Bolts signature "lightning" pose, drawing back his arms like an archer and pointing skyward. A week ago, Little celebrated a touchdown catch against the Bengals with a prolonged end zone dance that didnt sit well with some Cleveland fans because the Browns were trailing at the time. Little then drew more criticism for posting a photograph of his celebration on Twitter, and then writing that he didnt care what the fans thought. Shurmur was asked if Littles posturing bothers him. "I cant speak for everyone else, but Ive had my conversations with him about that," he said. "That can be said. Noww whether people see me ranting and raving on the sideline at a player -- trust me, Ive had my conversations with him.dddddddddddd" Some of them seem to be sinking in. Little stayed on the field longer than any of his teammates Monday and worked on catching passes in front of a JUGS machine. And after entering the locker room, Little promised to stop posing like Bolt. "If we were 3-0, I think everybody would be doing the pose," he said. "But were 0-3 so everybody does not want to see that. Ill change it and just give the normal point with one finger, I guess. Like everybody else does." Shurmur was asked what he might do next if Little doesnt respond. "Well see," he said. "I think the false interpretation of all this is that hes not being worked with, right? Trust me, hes being worked with." Little seemed surprised when he was told that Shurmur hinted at sitting him against the Ravens. But the second-year wide receiver, who was suspended for his senior season at North Carolina, feels hes coachable and can handle any criticism. "I think Coach likes to coach me hard because he knows Ill respond well to it," he said. "Throughout my career as an athlete, thats always been the case starting with my dad. Anytime that your dad is the coach, hes going to coach you the hardest out of anybody thats on the team and I think thats the way I kind of respond better to things." Shurmur believes Littles work ethic and determination are fine. Its his hands that need the most attention. "Greg is working extremely hard. Greg is extremely tough," Shurmur said. "Greg has got to be more consistent catching the football. Thats it." Little said he understands the frustration Cleveland fans are feeling, and that some could be venting at him -- especially when hes not performing. "They just want us to win more than anything," he said. "I think once we win, all the games will stop." Little needs to play better this week because the Browns have limited options at wide receiver. Mohamed Massaquoi injured his left hamstring in the second half Sunday and will likely be sidelined this week. If Massaquoi cant play, Jordan Norwood may be activated for the first time this season. Josh Cribbs, who had one reception for 24 yards Sunday, could see more time on offence but Shurmur doesnt want to cut into his duties as a return specialist. "Hes had a role each week and hes been very productive with his returns," Shurmur said. "I think of those as offensive plays as well." cheap jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '