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.

In his latest draft buzz column, NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora gives us 10 thoughts on the draft as we get closer and closer to Commissioner Roger Goodell calling out Andrew Luck‘s name.

Happy Tuesday, everybody. I have to say, staying up late to watch John Cena get “potato’d” was worth. Oh, and the season finale of “Justified” is tonight. It’s going to be a great day. But how about some fantasy news?

Normally, I would make a joke here about all of the attention given to the Tim Tebow press conference, but I’m going to lead off with some Tebow news so it would be rather hypocritical.

The Browns have likely fallen short in their quest to make Robert Griffin III their franchise quarterback, but life goes on in Cleveland.

The Oakland Raiders have released tight end Kevin Boss, only one year after signing him away from the New York Giants.

Ex-Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu has agreed to terms with the Falcons and there’s a very good chance he will replace Curtis Lofton, league sources said Saturday.

Ex-Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu worked out for Falcons on Friday and looked good, according to a league source.

The Peyton Manning Sweepstakes are underway, but for now the teams who are interested are largely in the dark over his medical condition. Also unclear are Manning’s intentions to eventually work out in public, thus giving teams a chance to verify that he’s completely recovered from four neck surgeries.

Bills WR Stevie Johnson and the Bills agreed to a five-year contract extension on Monday that includes a $8.5 million signing bonus and a $4.5 million option bonus, according to a league source.

Veteran NFL WR Randy Moss is meeting with the Saints on Tuesday and also has at least one team visit set up for next week, according to league sources.

The Redskins have franchised TE Fred Davis, a league source said Friday.

The Raiders will cut linebacker Kamerion Wimbley if he does not restructure his deal, a team source said Thursday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers plan to place a first-round tender on wideout Mike Wallace, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

Hines Ward believes he still has more football left in him after 14 seasons in Pittsburgh. But that might not be a sentiment shared by personnel decision-makers around the NFL.