The Facts: With the 22nd pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Browns select Oklahoma State's Weeden.

Diehards Line:While Colt McCoy would have undoubtedly preferred a play-making wideout, he instead gets a 28-year old rookie dead set on taking his starting job. ... As his NFL.com scouting report notes, Weeden, who joined the Cowboys after a stint playing minor league baseball. has been the signal-caller for one of the country's most efficient and explosive offenses. He is a poised, effective thrower who has great pocket presence and makes quick decisions with the ball to keep the chains moving. He rarely throws interceptions despite the high number of attempts in his scheme. Despite his baseball background, Weeden is only an average athlete and is very limited when scrambling. That could be an issue in Cleveland. Either way, McCoy has some serious competition.