Joe Flacco Has Apparently Made Up Her Mind To Go Back To Browns
Joe Flacco proved to be the rescue the Cleveland Browns needed.
For better or worse, even if he wasn’t at his best when it counted most, he was exactly what the squad needed at the moment.
Nevertheless, Flacco easily defeated Damar Hamlin and Baker Mayfield to win the NFL’s Comeback Player of the Year title last season, and for good reason.
During his five regular-season starts, Flacco amassed 1,616 yards, 13 touchdowns, and eight interceptions in his passing.
Between weeks 12 and 17, he was fifth in passing yards, reversing the course and leading the team back to the postseason.
But as of right now, it appears that the seasoned gunslinger is prepared to leave the Browns, according to Zac Jackson of The Athletic (via Rotoworld Football on Twitter).
Flacco remained unsigned until far into the previous campaign.
Shortly after Deshaun Watson suffered a season-ending injury, he got up from his sofa to take over for XFL veteran P.J. Walker and youngster Dorian Thompson-Robinson, selected in the fifth round.
However, it’s not shocking to learn that Flacco would look for another opportunity somewhere, especially since Watson is anticipated to be fully recovered for the start of the next season.
Flacco’s playing opportunities may be restricted because the Browns are apparently very high on Thompson-Robinson, which is why they felt comfortable cutting ties with Joshua Dobbs following last year’s preseason.
In just over a month, he transformed from being a divisional adversary and frequent opponent to a fan favorite, making his time in Berea one to remember with great joy.
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