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Colts' Anthony Richardson makes hilarious observations about age difference with Joe Flacco
In January, while still a member of the Cleveland Browns, quarterback Joe Flacco commented on the significant age difference between him and some of his then-teammates.
On Thursday, it was Indianapolis Colts signal-caller Anthony Richardson's turn to make hilarious observations about how much older Flacco is.
Anthony Richardson on Joe Flacco:
— Ryan Mink (@ryanmink) May 23, 2024
“Man, it’s crazy because Joe was in the NFL when I was in elementary school. Every time I see him, it’s like, ‘That’s Joe Flacco right there.’ I ask him questions all the time and he’s just laid back. We’re in meeting rooms and he keeps telling… https://t.co/1OAoFuX1Nk
The Colts signed the 39-year-old to a one-year deal in March to serve as Richardson's backup in the fall.
According to ESPN, Flacco is the oldest player on the Indianapolis roster, and none of his teammates are over 32 years old. The former Super Bowl MVP has 245 regular-season passing touchdowns and 26 more in the playoffs. He stunned the NFL by leading the Browns to the playoffs and winning the AP Comeback Player of the Year Award last season.
Per Pro Football Reference, Flacco is the seventh-oldest active player in the league.
42-year-old free agent offensive tackle Jason Peters is the oldest.
Meanwhile, Richardson turned 22 on Wednesday and is one of only seven players on the Indianapolis roster under 23, outside rookies.
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