Former Super Bowl MVP Likely to Make Season Debut this Sunday

As revealed earlier today by NFL insider Adam Schefter, the Browns will likely be naming QB Joe Flacco as the starting QB for week 13:

Since Deshaun Watson has been injured, the Browns have changed their QBs several times, including naming former Bears QB PJ Walker the starter, and then switching to 5th-round rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson. Now, due to Thompson-Robinson being in concussion protocol, the Browns will likely make Flacco the starter.

Flacco is best known for his 10 seasons playing for the Ravens from 2008-2018. Though he was never named as a Pro Bowler or an All-Pro, he did indeed help lead the Ravens to the Super Bowl, to where they won 34-31 against the 49ers, and he was also named as the Super Bowl MVP.

Since being traded to the Broncos in exchange for a 4th-round pick in 2019, Flacco has struggled in the NFL, unable to stay healthy and displaying poor performances.

Now, at the age of 38, Flacco will likely be getting another chance on the field, and if things go well, then he could possibly be named as the full-time starter.

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