Joe Flacco sounds off against NFL's plan for 18-game schedule: QB gives two reasons why expanding would be bad

During a recent interview with Front Office Sports, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco was asked to give his thoughts on a possible 18-game schedule and like everything with Flacco these days, ...
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Joe Flacco says NFL teams were 'dumb' for not considering him as a starter this offseason

After over a month on the free-agent market, veteran quarterback Joe Flacco decided to return to the Cincinnati Bengals. Flacco, 41, was extremely productive with the team in limited opportunities ...

Steelers think rookie QB has similar arm strength as AFC North legend

Could the newest Steelers quarterback be a future Super Bowl champion? Possibly, if he lives up to this prediction.
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Drew Allar’s arm talent reminds Steelers of former Ravens Pro Bowl quarterback

The Pittsburgh Steelers see former Penn State quarterback Drew Allar similarly to a young Joe Flacco, according to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN. While the Steelers acknowledge there are some weaknesses ...
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Joe Flacco trade results: Bengals’ 2025 deal finalized at 2026 NFL Draft

The 2025 trade for Joe Flacco is complete. How did the Bengals make out?

NFC Team Tried Signing Joe Flacco in Free Agency Before Bengals Return For 2026 Season

NFC Team Tried Signing Joe Flacco in Free Agency Before Bengals Return For 2026 Season ...
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Joe Flacco, 41, Calls NFL Teams ‘Dumb’ for Not Signing Him as a Starting Quarterback

Joe Flacco is airing his frustrations. While the NFL veteran, 41, will resume his backup quarterback position behind Joe Burrow on the Cincinnati Bengals for the upcoming football, he shared his ...

Joe Flacco: What happens when we go to 18 games? Are they going to want 20, then 22?

Flacco recognizes that more games will mean more money, but he thinks there are drawbacks to a longer season.
New York Post

Joe Flacco could stay with Bengals if he can’t get starting job in free agency

Joe Flacco is eyeing another starting job — but he isn’t necessarily in a hurry to flee Cincinnati. The veteran quarterback is set to hit the free market on Monday, and he’ll be looking for a chance ...