Brandon Weeden looks forward to improving as the preseason rolls on.

The impending sale of the Cleveland Browns has put the entire organization in flux, NFL Network’s Steve Wyche said “NFL AM” on Friday.

“The mounting speculation around the league is there will be changes in the front office,” Wyche said, citing an unnamed NFL general manager. “That means Mike Holmgren, the team president, likely will be out and anybody he hired is very vulnerable, that includes (general manager) Tom Heckert and a lot of people in the front office.”

To follow up on what we’re hearing, a league source reinforced that the Minnesota Vikings are leaning toward drafting LSU CB Morris Claiborne. Minnesota has Claiborne rated highest on their draft board and the team reportedly likes him more than USC OT Matt Kalil.

Also, Cleveland appears to be leaning toward taking Oklahoma State QB Brandon Weeden with the No. 22 pick, league sources said.

NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora sees Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden being in play for the Browns either during Thursday’s first round or Friday’s second round.

On the new Cover Two Podcast, Jason Smith and Elliot Harrison break down Vikings smoke-screens, Ryan Tannehill, Trent Richardson, Michael Floyd, Brandon Weeden and a complete Top-10 mock.

NFL.com’s Marc Sessler pondered what, exactly, a decision by the Browns to draft Brandon Weeden would mean for incumbent starter Colt McCoy.

Brandon Weeden most likely prefers talking shop to discussing his age, so the Oklahoma State quarterback probably very much enjoyed his time at the chalkboard with NFL Network’s Michael Lombardi.

Beyond the projected top two picks in the 2012 NFL Draft — Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III — and the exploding draft stock of Ryan Tannehill resides the next projected quarterback off the board, Brandon Weeden.

Bucky Brooks and Matt “Money” Smith reveal picks 17-32 in Bucky’s mock draft. The duo also welcome in Brian Billick to discuss which QB prospects are being overvalued in the 2012 NFL Draft.

Happy Tuesday, everybody! Many of you might not realize this, but the Tim Tebow press conference ended just six minutes ago. Tebow and the Jets beat the record for longest press conference by a backup quarterback, breaking Vince Ferragamo‘s previous mark from 1980. But enough about that, let’s talk Browns!

The 2011 season is in the books, so it’s time to focus on the draft, and that means preparing for this month’s NFL Scouting Combine. Here’s the latest from NFL.com and NFL Network experts on the prospects.

Here’s a list of players who made good first impressions with me after watching them practice up close all week at the Senior Bowl.

Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden, like the rest of us, keeps getting old. Questions about his age, however, do not.