Shedeur Sanders is essentially catching up to the group when it comes to the QB process and what is required at this level. Thankfully for Shedeur and his fanbase, he is often paired with and sits in meetings next to Joe Flacco who is elite at those QB processes as a former Super Bowl MVP.
The Cleveland Browns have a unique quarterback situation at the moment, as it’s rare you ever see a team have four QBs on the roster at one time who are all expected to be a starter at some point.
Browns QB Joe Flacco was in the headlines recently as he again talked about being a mentor with two rookie quarterbacks in the room. Flacco has explicitly said he doesn’t want to be a mentor.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco has made his stance on TikTok dance trends abundantly clear, and he’s not holding back. During a recent media session
After the magical 2023 NFL season, in which Joe Flacco led the Cleveland Browns to the playoffs with an 11-6 record, he's back with the team as an option to become the team's QB1 in a four-man race.
Veteran Browns QB knows that what happens on the field is more important than what happens in OTAs. The Cleveland Browns have a loyal fan base that is second to none in the NFL.
It does not appear that 40-year-old Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco is a fan of the popular social media platform TikTok. He recently discussed it at the team’s minicamp.
Social media is absolutely everywhere these days. Whether it's Instagram, X, TikTok or whatever, you can't go anywhere without seeing it. In public, in private, it's there, and Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco has apparently had enough of it.
With three months to go before the start of the 2025 NFL season, Joe Flacco is back with the Cleveland Browns, and he's getting in reps with them during their mandatory minicamp.
With the Cleveland Browns kicking off mandatory minicamp on Tuesday, the rumblings of potential cut candidates are beginning to swirl in the media. Bleacher Report's Alex Kay recently published an article about the potential veterans that could be cut following the Green Bay Packers decision to cut Jaire Alexander.
Browns QB Joe Flacco has no problem taking the team’s younger quarterbacks under his wing, but wants to be regarded as more than just a mentor heading into his 18th NFL season.
Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders and 40-year-old veteran Joe Flacco have gone viral for a funny dance moment at OTAs. Amid a quarterback competition that is captivating the NFL, it appears Sanders and Flacco are developing a friendship.
Does 40-year-old Joe Flacco have any interest in dancing? Shedeur Sanders, Flacco’s young subordinate on the Cleveland Browns, bluntly posed this question during OTAs recently.
At 40 years old, Joe Flacco knows he isn't the long-term solution to the Cleveland Browns' quarterback problems, but the confident veteran clearly wants to be the team's starting QB in Week 1.
The Cleveland Browns are never too far from a negative headline, but that’s life as a maligned organization. The negatives get overblown, the neutral doesn’t get the benefit of the doubt, and every storyline has the potential to become a problem.
Flacco has attracted criticism and generated headlines for making it known on multiple occasions that he cares more about winning the starting QB job than about mentoring Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.
Most of the attention the media will spend Cleveland Browns should be allocated to a Shedeur Sanders-led quarterback race that also features Dillon Gabriel and Kenny Pickett.
During Friday's edition of the ESPN "Unsportsmanlike" program, Former NFL defensive lineman and Super Bowl champion Chris Canty ripped Joe Flacco's comments.