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He also lost a fumble late in the game, although the Browns got the ball back when Tony Romo lost a fumble of his own just a few plays later. Weeden missed his first chance to capitalize by overthrowing TE Jordan Cameron in the back left corner of the end zone. He did redeem himself a bit with a 17-yard scoring throw to Ben Watson, giving the Browns another chance in overtime. Weeden has shown flashes of being a solid NFL starter in his rookie season, but ultimately we think he'll pan out as a long-term backup in the league. He'll be a very low-end QB2 when Cleveland hosts the Steelers in Week 12.