Joe Flacco, who turns 41 in January, is experiencing a renaissance since being traded to the Joe Burrow-less Cincinnati Bengals. He’s gone just 1-3 as a starter for Cincy, but those losses can hardly be pinned on him.
At 40 years old, Joe Flacco has seen everything the NFL can throw at him. The Super Bowl MVP, the journeyman, the late-career backup turned midseason savior -- it’s all part of the long, winding story that’s brought him to the Cincinnati Bengals.
How many of the NFL players to rush for 150 yards or more in a game at least five times can you name in seven minutes?
If you told someone a month ago that Joe Flacco, at age 40, would make the Cincinnati Bengals forget about Joe Burrow’s absence, they’d have laughed. Before
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The NFL trade deadline has come and gone and for the Cincinnati Bengals, it'll be looked at as a disappointment. The team sent Logan Wilson to the Dallas Cowboys a few hours before the deadline but otherwise, didn't make any other moves the day of.
Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski announced that rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who has recently battled a back injury, will return to practice in a “limited” capacity on Wednesday.
The Bengals have the NFL's best offense by EPA/play over the past month. It's hard to see through the thick, thick fog of defensive ineptitude, but Joe Flacco has fully reinvigorated this unit.
Joe Flacco started this season looking rough with the Cleveland Browns. In four games, he threw just two touchdowns and six interceptions before being traded within the division to the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Bengals lost to the Bears 47-42 on Sunday at Paycor Stadium. They're 3-6 on the season, despite Joe Flacco posted historic numbers in his first four starts at quarterback.
Veteran quarterback Joe Flacco appears to have found the fountain of youth with the Cincinnati Bengals, as he is having a surprising stint with his new team.
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Less than a month ago, Joe Flacco’s NFL career was called into question when he was demoted to the bench in favor of a rookie in Cleveland. An opportunity to leave the Browns arrived not long after the demotion, which the veteran couldn’t pass.
The Bears led 41–27 with 2:15 to go. Chicago fans were feeling good, and half the stadium was empty. From that point, the game got really crazy. With the big lead and minimal time left in the game, a win seemed like a sure thing.
CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Bengals did not record a turnover Sunday, but thievery still took place. And it was damn near criminal. It’s one thing for a defense to be so feckless that not even 495 yards and 42 yards by the offense are enough to win a game.
The Chicago Bears got back into the win column with a victory over Joe Flacco and the Cincinnati Bengals, in what proved to be a slugfest. With Flacco throwing for a career high 470 yards and four touchdowns, Caleb Williams and the Bears proved to be just a little better, scoring a season high 47 points en route to their fifth win of the season.
Joe Flacco’s fourth touchdown pass of the game Sunday gave the Cincinnati Bengals a 42-41 lead over the Chicago Bears with just 58 seconds left. Plenty of time for just about anyone against what is proving to be an historically bad defense.
The Bengals have experienced terrible injury luck with the quarterback position this year. Joe Flacco’s status for Sunday is uncertain because of a shoulder injury.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco is officially questionable for Week 9 with a shoulder injury. However, despite the painful nature of the ailment, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the one-time Super Bowl MVP is expected to play against Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams, and the Chicago Bears.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco is planning to start against the visiting Chicago Bears on Sunday despite nursing an AC joint sprain in his throwing shoulder, NFL Network reported on Saturday.
The Chicago Bears are looking to bounce back from a 30-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 8. More News: Bears coach offers confusing comments Austin Booker’s progress The loss snapped a four-game winning streak, and the Bears are currently a half-game back from the San Francisco 49ers for the NFC’s 7th seed.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Bengals are planning to start QB Joe Flacco on Sunday, “barring something unforeseen.” Flacco suffered the injury late in the loss to the Jets, leaving the game before re-entering later.
The Bengals’ chances of sticking close enough to the playoff race for an eventual, hopeful Joe Burrow late-season return took a huge hit on Sunday, when the team gave the Jets their first win of the season.
Joe Flacco practiced in full on Thursday, and he sounded confident about his availability while speaking with reporters on Friday.
Flacco picked up the injury during the Bengals' 39-38 home loss in Week 8 to what had been a winless New York Jets side.
According to Ian Rapoport, Bengals QB Joe Flacco has an AC joint sprain in his throwing shoulder and his status is up in the air for Week 9 against the
Following the Steelers' 33-31 loss that ended their three-game winning streak, Aaron Rodgers remained positive regarding the state of the first-place club.
Joe Flacco has clearly given his new teammates hope that the Bengals could remain in the playoff hunt until Joe Burrow is cleared to return.
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