General manager Andrew Berry brought back 2023 hero Joe Flacco, who led the Browns ... into the league as a fifth-round pick by the Washington Commanders in 2022. Over three seasons, he has ...

Since his final season with the Ravens back in 2018, quarterback Joe Flacco has been on several different ... Per the report from NBC Washington, the Commanders will pay up to $2.5 billion. That means ...

Joe Flacco makes a somewhat triumphant return in 2025, hoping the be the hero for Cleveland Browns fans again.

Flacco signed his one-year contract on Tuesday as the Browns began offseason workouts. The 40-year old signal caller won the AP NFL Comeback Player of the Year award in 2023 after going 4-1 as a ...

Joe Flacco won't be anxiously awaiting the pick when the Cleveland Browns are on the clock during the NFL Draft this week.

In 2023, Flacco delivered an unexpected resurgence with the Browns, stepping in after Deshaun Watson went down with a season-ending injury. Signed in late November off his couch, he wasted little time ...

Joe Flacco is back with the Cleveland Browns. After spending the 2024 season with the Indianapolis Colts, Flacco recently inked a one-year deal to reunite with the Browns, with whom he spent the ...

Since his final season with the Ravens back in 2018, quarterback Joe Flacco has been on several different teams, mainly serving as a backup. But he’s also been thought of as a veteran mentor for ...

Newly signed veteran Joe ... Flacco to continue his career. In a week, we should have a better idea whether that will be more of a mentor role or the favorite to start Week 1 in Cleveland ...

BEREA — Joe Flacco may be the opening-day starter for the Browns this fall. There's also a chance he'll be sitting behind either Kenny Pickett or a rookie to be determined in the draft.

A late first- or early second-rounder could still compete for a starting job as a rookie, but he could also sit behind Flacco and Kenny Pickett to aid his development. Neither veteran, however ...

The Washington Commanders are in need of some depth on the defensive line. ESPN insider John Keim believes that the Commanders might not waste much time addressing that need in the NFL Draft this ...