Unbelievable: Joe Flacco Explain Why He Rejected The Massage From The Formal Team.
Joe Flacco gave the Cleveland Browns a season to remember in 2023, as he carried the team to their first playoff appearance since 2020.
While the season ultimately ended in defeat, Flacco left the Browns with memories that will last a lifetime.
As such, even though things didn’t end quite the way Flacco and Browns fans wanted them to, they are eternally grateful, and took to Twitter to say as much (via Cleveland Browns on Twitter.)
Joe Flacco gave the Cleveland Browns a season to remember in 2023, as he carried the team to their first playoff appearance since 2020.
While the season ultimately ended in defeat, Flacco left the Browns with memories that will last a lifetime.
As such, even though things didn’t end quite the way Flacco and Browns fans wanted them to, they are eternally grateful, and took to Twitter to say as much (via Cleveland Browns on Twitter.)
Flacco took over midway through the season as the starting quarterback after only being with the team for a few weeks.
He quickly familiarized himself with the playbook and his pass catchers, and led the team to an 11-6 record.
Flacco was so impressive that he won the Comeback Player of the Year Award, and no doubt helped Kevin Stefanski win his second Coach of the Year Award.
Joe Flacco gave the Cleveland Browns a season to remember in 2023, as he carried the team to their first playoff appearance since 2020.
While the season ultimately ended in defeat, Flacco left the Browns with memories that will last a lifetimes
As such, even though things didn’t end quite the way Flacco and Browns fans wanted them to, they are eternally grateful, and took to Twitter to say as much (via Cleveland Browns on Twitter.)
Flacco took over midway through the season as the starting quarterback after only being with the team for a few weeks.
He quickly familiarized himself with the playbook and his pass catchers, and led the team to an 11-6 record.
Flacco was so impressive that he won the Comeback Player of the Year Award, and no doubt helped Kevin Stefanski win his second Coach of the Year Award.
It truly was a crazy ride for Browns fans.
They went from thinking the season was over after Deshaun Watson’s season-ending shoulder injury, to believing that anything was possible when they clinched a playoff spot.
While Flacco will certainly be missed, it’s somewhat of a surprise that he’s gone at all.
Given his impressive performance and rapport with his fellow teammates, the anticipation was that the Browns would try to re-sign Flacco to stay on as Watson’s backup.
However, for reasons unknown, the Browns chose not to do so, and Flacco has since signed with the Indianapolis Colts.
Even though he was only in a Browns uniform for a few months, Flacco etched his name in the hearts of fans, players, and coaches alike.
After becoming a first-team All-American Heisman winner, Johnny Manziel used his wild success with the Texas A&M Aggies to land in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft. While he was far from the first overall pick, the Cleveland Browns saw enough potential in ‘Johnny Football’ to select him 22nd overall.
Yet, the 6-foot, 207-pound quarterback never enjoyed nearly the same peaks of success he had while playing college football. Manziel saw just five games of action as a rookie and made just two starts. His sophomore NFL season wasn’t much better, where he made six starts and nine total appearances, passing for seven touchdowns and five interceptions while leading the Browns to a 2-4 record.
