The backup quarterback is always a fan favorite, and that's certainly the case for the Cincinnati Bengals. However, Joe Flacco hasn't always been beloved in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco has offered to pay Caleb Williams’ NFL fines as the Chicago Bears star continues to challenge the league’s restrictions on his Caddix cleats.
According to Pro Football Talk, veteran QB Joe Flacco was interested in playing for the Giants this offseason. However, that interest was not reciprocated by New York and Flacco ended up returning for another year in Cincinnati.
How many of the last teammates to hit the 100-receiving-yard milestone in the same game for each NFL franchise can you name in eight minutes?
Shortly after the New York Giants lost starting quarterback Jaxson Dart to a serious knee injury in Week 2 of this season, some linked the Giants with
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco was part of an early season trade last October, but don’t expect history to repeat itself this year. Although Flacco is a backup, it is “highly unlikely” the Bengals are interested in dealing him, according to Kelsey Conway of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The season-ending injury to New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart sparked immediate trade speculation as to what the team would do in an effort to replace him and try to stay in playoff contention.
Change is coming. Barring any last-minute surprises, nine NFL teams will have a different Week 1 starting quarterback from 2025. Below, we examine the changes, rank them from worst to best and ultimately decide whether each is an upgrade or downgrade.
After Joe Burrow went down in Week 2 of the 2025 NFL season with a toe injury, the Cincinnati Bengals were left with an impossible situation of trying to keep the offense stable for the duration that Burrow was out.
Netflix’s hit show “Quarterback” featured one moment Chicago Bears fans wouldn’t want to miss if they haven’t watched already featuring Joe Flacco’s reaction to the Week 9 shootout.
Does Flacco regret his decision to return to the Bengals?
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Joe Flacco has spent most of his life playing football. Now, the Bengals quarterback has admitted he has no idea what he will do when his NFL career finally ends.
Joe Flacco has plenty of memories from his time with the Baltimore Ravens. He won Super Bowl XLVII with the Baltimore Ravens and was named the game’s MVP.
Joe Flacco wasn't afraid to be brutally honest with Shedeur Sanders during their brief time together on the Cleveland Browns. The Browns started the 2025 season with Flacco as their starter before trading him to the Cincinnati Bengals in early October.
Flacco is entering his 19th NFL season. He's 41 years old.
Flacco knows what it's like to both share a locker room with Garrett and go up against the menacing two-time Defensive Player of the Year Award winner.
Joe Flacco has been in the league long enough that he knows what he wants out of his career at this point. After potentially exploring many other backup positions around the league, Flacco re-signed with the Cincinnati Bengals for another year.
Flacco didn't hold back regarding his thoughts on teams not giving him a chance to start in 2026.
The Las Vegas Raiders would've loved a quarterback room featuring Flacco and Mendoza, but the veteran is off the market.
For a mailbag published on Friday, NFL reporter Ralph Vacchiano of Fox Sports addressed the Jets' plans.
Joe Flacco just turned 41 in January, but he appears to have every intention of playing at least one more NFL season. Flacco intends to enter free agency in search of a starting job, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
Aside from the 6-foot-6 frame and $100-plus million, quarterback Joe Flacco is just like us.
All-Star games in professional sports used to be must-see events. That ship has sailed.
After 18 seasons as an NFL quarterback, Joe Flacco can finally add one particular honor to his resume.
The Pittsburgh Steelers secured former Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy as their new leader and now turn their sights to the next vacancy they need to fill, the quarterback position.
Burrow was listed as a full participant for Wednesday's practice for the first time since he had surgery to repair the toe injury he suffered in Week 2 of the season.
The Bengals will need Flacco to keep them afloat and alive in the playoff hunt after getting the news on Monday that Burrow had his 21-day practice window opened.
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