Robert Griffin III is heading to Cleveland.
In a move that pairs the former Offensive Rookie of the Year with a dynamic, offensive-minded head coach in Hue Jackson, the Browns have acquired one of the most perplexing talents of the last decade in an effort to end years of tumult at the position, the team announced Thursday. Griffin, who did not play a single snap in 2015 after being ousted by Kirk Cousins in Washington, will gamble on his future in a place known for their laundry list of swings and misses at the position.