Jackson said Monday that he's still weighing whether it would be beneficial to sit Kizer, who has thrown a league-high nine interceptions, including four inside the opponents' 20-yard line. The Browns play at Houston this week.
After replacing Kizer, Hogan finished 16 of 19 for 194 yards, but the Browns (0-5) dropped to 1-20 in two seasons under Jackson.
Jackson wants to do what’s best for the team while trying to develop Kizer and win. Jackson said he still believes in Kizer, but he won’t tolerate turnovers.
When asked if he was worried about Kizer’s confidence being shaken, Jackson said, “My confidence is shaken.”