What It Means:

It is doubtful anyone would disagree with his assessment, but it does suggest the coach is at least mulling another quarterback change after two dreadful outings by Robert Griffin III, who is likely entering his final two weeks with the organization. "Everything's going to be on the table," Jackson said. "I owe these guys the best opportunity to win in the locker room."

The Browns' offense ranks 28th in schedule-adjusted Passing Net Expected Points (NEP) per play. Among the 44 quarterbacks with at least 50 drop backs, Griffin's -0.31 Passing NEP per drop back rank dead last. Only Cody Kessler -- who earned 0.16 Passing NEP per drop back before a concussion -- has been above league-average.