Joe Flacco’s “quarterback” workout with the Cleveland Browns was not a success. What now?
There could be interesting times in Cleveland if things go their way for the out-of-work signal caller. With only one Super Bowl win in his career, it’s not as if he lacks pedigree, the question now is whether he’s a fit for a team in need.
Joe Flacco works out with Brown but that’s a no-no
As you know by now, the Cleveland Browns have lost their starting quarterback Deshaun Watson He suffered a season-ending shoulder injury earlier this week. To that end, the Browns will now turn to rookie quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson who is scheduled to start this weekend against the team’s rival, the Pittsburgh Steelers. While the young weapon has shown his ability, it goes without saying that this is not an ideal position for the Browns, and as such, they are known to be looking at other options.
This brings us to Latest reports Which included the former Baltimore Ravens, Denver Broncos and New York Jets quarterback Joe Flacco He participated in a workout with Brown on Friday. In fact, Flacco was spotted boarding a plane to Cleveland on Thursday. According to reports, the 38-year-old was part of the session that included several other midfielders as the team looks to sign at least one to its training squad.
To be clear, there has been no official word on who was in attendance, however, it should be noted that Brown also attended. PJ Walker On their roster is a quarterback who started the three games Watson missed earlier this season, due to issues with the same shoulder. This all means that no matter who – if anyone – the Browns acquire, one would have to believe the individual would be behind both Thompson-Robinson and Walker, however, this is the NFL we’re talking about. At this point, it is still unclear who Brown will turn to, and as for Flacco, his hope of once again going to the NFL will remain unsatisfied.
Joe Flacco by the numbers
Although he has been out of the league this season, Flacco is an established QB. For the first 11 years of his career, he played for the Baltimore Ravens where he managed to win the Super Bowl in 2012. After his time in Baltimore, he spent only one year in Denver with the Broncos, before continuing to play. To play for the New York Jets for three. In both teams, he played as a starter and reserve player. Most recently, Flacco started four games in 2022, During which he posted a 1-3 record while completing 57.6% of his passes for an average of 5.5 yards per attempt – a career low. In total, he scored five touchdowns to three interceptions. to
