Joe Flacco might not have a good summer due to the free agent market, which could be advantageous for the Cleveland Browns.
This offseason, Flacco, 39, will explore his options as a free agent in an attempt to secure a starting position anywhere. But according to an unnamed general manager Terry Pluto of cleveland.com spoke with, Flacco won’t have clubs clamouring for him.
“He believed that Flacco’s market would be small,” Pluto stated on February 6th on his podcast, “Terry’s Talkin.” Turnovers are the red flag on you in modern football, despite the astounding stats. Guys who turn the ball over are not liked by them. That surprised me because I had thought we wouldn’t have a chance against Flacco. He believes they will.
During the regular season, Flacco ignited the Browns’ offence, finishing 4-1 in his starts and throwing for 1,616 yards and 13 touchdowns. However, turnovers were a problem. In his five appearances during the regular season, he threw eight interceptions. During a 45-14 wild-card rout of the Houston Texans, he threw two more passes. Each one was brought back for a touchdown.
It wouldn’t be shocking if Flacco didn’t spark any interest. Ultimately, he sat on his sofa until the Browns phoned him in the middle of November to conclude 2023. Even while it might not be enough to secure a starting gig, he did demonstrate that he still has something to provide.
Under general manager Andrew Berry, the Browns had never been afraid to spend money on a backup quarterback. Two veterans who earned good wages in Cleveland as dependable backup quarterbacks were Case Keenum and Jacoby Brissett.
Joe Flacco, the quarterback for the Browns, receives bad news about his future.
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Written by J.R. DeGroote Feb. 8, 2024, at 10:52 a.m.
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