The NFL has welcomed back a familiar face as Joe Flacco, the former Super Bowl-winning quarterback, makes his return to the league. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Flacco recently signed with the Cleveland Browns practice squad after impressing during a workout.
Flacco, who had a successful stint with the Baltimore Ravens, leading them to a Super Bowl victory in 2013, has had his fair share of ups and downs since then. He has had stints with different teams, including the Denver Broncos and New York Jets.
Last season, Flacco appeared in five games for the Jets, making four starts. He had a completion rate of 57.6 percent, throwing for 1,051 yards with five touchdowns and three interceptions. While these numbers may not be the best in the league, Flacco's experience and leadership qualities make him a valuable player to have on any team.
Now, signing with the Browns' practice squad indicates that Flacco is ready to work closely with the team's coaching staff to contribute to their development and game planning.
As a veteran quarterback, he can bring valuable insights and serve as a mentor to the team's younger players.
The Browns, who have been dealing with injuries in their quarterback position, likely see Flacco as an insurance policy and an additional asset to their roster. Although it remains uncertain if Flacco will see playing time this season, his mere presence alone can bring stability and depth to the team's quarterback room.
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