Former Super Bowl QB Joe Flacco is Eyeing an NFL Return

As revealed by ESPN's Jamison Hensley, former Ravens QB Joe Flacco is eyeing an NFL return:

Flacco was drafted by the Ravens back in 2008, as the teams first-round pick. During Flacco's time in Baltimore, he helped lead the team to a Super Bowl win, and was named as the MVP of Super Bowl 47.

In 2019, and after 11 seasons with the Ravens, Flacco was traded to the Broncos in exchange for a fourth-round pick. Flacco then found himself bouncing around to different teams, but never found his place.

Flacco is currently a free agent, and has yet to be signed to a new team heading into 2023. Flacco has hopes of playing somewhere new, and believes he can still get the job done.

The 38 year old also explained to Hensley that after reaching out to teams this offseason, nothing seemed to happen. Teams did not seem interested, but he still has a fire in him, and wants to play.

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