BOCA RATON, Fla. -- You may have heard: The New York Brock Osweiler Kids Jersey Jets have a serious quarterback issue. Ryan Fitzpatrick is unsigned, the two sides are far apart and the team, preparing for life without Fitzpatrick, has formulated Plan B, C and D, according to coach Todd Bowles. He declined to reveal his fallback options, except to say Geno Smith will be in the mix. The Jets can't go into the season with Smith, Bryce Petty and a rookie, so they'd almost certainly add a veteran in the coming weeks. Which one? Based on intel gathered at the NFL owners meetings, which concluded Wednesday, here's a ranking of the options: 1. Josh McCown, Cleveland Browns: New coach Hue Jackson is rebuilding the quarterback position, and it sounds as if he wants to go with a yet-to-be-acquired veteran and a rookie. They can draft their quarterback of the future, Carson Wentz or Jared Goff, with the No. 2 overall pick. McCown, due to make $4.4 million, is the likely odd man out. The Jets, who met with McCown last February before trading for Fitzpatrick, have interest. They'd rather wait until he's released, which seems inevitable, but that could be a few more weeks. The 36-year-old McCown is 18-39 as a starter. 2. Colin Kaepernick, San Francisco 49ers: One coach at Derrick Coleman Youth Jersey the meetings predicted Kaepernick will end up with the Jets. That would require a trade because it sounds as if new coach Chip Kelly has no intention of cutting Kaepernick, whose $11.9 million salary becomes guaranteed on April 1. Of course, it could be posturing. The 49ers are reportedly seeking a second-round pick, which is more than the Jets -- or any other team -- are willing to pay at this time. The Jets would rather hold on to their picks since they have only six. The Browns and Denver Broncos also are interested. 3. Robert Griffin III, free agent: The Jets have downplayed their interest, characterizing their recent meeting with RG III as a "meet and greet." Could that change? Sure, if they get desperate. They'd be buying Benny Cunningham Nike Jersey risk and baggage, but Griffin still has some upside -- that is, if you believe his fantastic rookie year in 2012 wasn't a fluke. He has lost 15 of his past 20 starts. He also met with the Browns. 4. Mike Glennon, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jameis Winston is the man in Tampa, so the Bucs could look to trade Glennon before he becomes a free agent after the season. Bucs officials downplayed the possibility of a trade, but that could change if they get the right offer. Glennon rode the bench last season, but he showed some potential in 2013 and 2014, throwing 29 touchdowns against only 15 interceptions. 5. Brian Hoyer, Houston Texans: The Jets http://www.nflcowboysofficial.com/Authentic-Dez-Bryant-Jersey showed interest last March before dealing for Fitzpatrick. The Texans are committed to the recently signed Brock Osweiler, so Hoyer ($4 million salary) figures to be a goner. It's hard to imagine the Jets trading for Hoyer, so they'd probably wait until he's released. He was brutal in last season's playoff loss, but he put up respectable numbers during the season.