The Cleveland Browns will part ways with Josh Gordon.

Gordon is entering a rehabilitation facility, citing a need to "gain full control of my life."

Hue Jackson said earlier Friday that the team will "move on" from Gordon. The source acknowledged that the Browns ultimately plan to cut ties with Gordon, but noted that Jackson's comment was not meant to reflect the team's plans.

Gordon was suspended for the entire 2015 season but was reinstated conditionally on July 25 by commissioner Roger Goodell, though he also was suspended for the first four games of the 2016 season.

Josh Gordon was set to be reinstated by the NFL to return to play in Week 5 but he's instead entered an inpatient treatment facility.

Statement from Josh Gordon "After careful thought and deep consideration I've decided that I need to step away from pursuing my return to the Browns and my football career to enter an inpatient rehabilitation facility. This is the right decision for me and one that I hope will enable me to gain full control of my life and continue on a path to reach my full potential as a person. I appreciate the support of the NFL, NFLPA, the Browns, my teammates, my agent and the community through this extremely challenging process."

Statement from Executive VP of Football Operations Sashi Brown on Josh Gordon "We support Josh in taking this step to seek additional help and treatment. His singular focus must be on his own health. We want nothing more than for Josh to be successful personally and professionally and will not comment on his status with the organization at this time."

The Cleveland Browns have started the season with three straight losses, but Terrelle Pryor believes they can rebound in a big way.

Pryor accounted for 200 of Cleveland's 430 yards in Sunday's loss to the Miami Dolphins.

"We're so close to getting over that hump," Pryor said. "Once we get over that hump, I think we're going to have a lot of success, even this year. ... I think we can win all the rest of the games. It depends on our mindset. It depends on how we look at it. It's just one week at a time."

Hue Jackson said on Monday, a day after the Cleveland Browns lost in overtime against the Miami Dolphins, that the team isn't losing in hopes of getting the No. 1 overall pick in next spring's draft.

"I do want everyone to know we're not tanking the season," Jackson told reporters. "I'm not after the first pick."

The Browns are one of four teams without a win after three games, joining the Chicago Bears, Jacksonville Jaguars and New Orleans Saints.

Terrelle Pryor did a little bit of everything for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, starting the game at wide receiver while also playing quarterback and safety.

Pryor caught eight passes for 144 yards and lined up 14 times at quarterback in the shotgun. As quarterback, he ran four times for 21 yards.

He played deep safety on one play in case the Miami Dolphins attempted a Hail Mary at the end of the first half.

Hue Jackson said he had never seen a player do as much in one game as Pryor did.

"But that's what I expect him to do," Jackson said. "I've been knowing him for a while, and I know what he's capable of doing. He's capable of doing a lot."

The Cleveland Browns have lost Corey Coleman for several weeks with a broken hand.

Coleman had 13 catches for 173 yards and two touchdowns through the first two weeks of the season.

Coleman was the 15th overall pick out of Baylor by the Browns.

Josh McCown injured his non-throwing shoulder in Week 2 which will force him to miss at least Week 3.

Rookie Cody Kessler will start for the Cleveland Browns, making it the third different starting quarterback in the first three weeks of the season.

Robert Griffin III started in Week 1 for the Browns but injured his throwing shoulder.

Robert Griffin III is now expected to miss 10-12 weeks due to his shoulder injury.

The Browns placed Griffin on injured reserve Monday after he suffered a fractured bone in his left shoulder in Cleveland's season-opening loss at Philadelphia.

Hue Jackson said earlier this week that the team hopes Griffin can avoid surgery.

Josh McCown will start at quarterback Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens.

The Cleveland Browns have placed Robert Griffin III on the injured reserve with a fractured bone in his right shoulder.

Griffin III will miss at least the next eight games for the Browns.

If he is designated as the team's player to return, Griffin could return to practice in six weeks, but he must miss a minimum of eight games.

Griffin hurt his left shoulder when he was tackled at the end of a run with three minutes, 41 seconds left Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles. Griffin said he was headed out of bounds, but Jalen Mills jumped out from behind Gary Barnidge and surprised Griffin at the sideline.

The Dallas Cowboys were interested in trading for Josh McCown until they realized how much the Cleveland Browns wanted in return, according to a report.

The Browns are looking for a high draft pick in exchange for the veteran quarterback.

McCown is under contract for the next two seasons for a total of around $8 million.