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Joe Flacco

QB

#16

Experience: 19 years

Height: 6-6

Age: 41

Weight: 245 lbs

College: Delaware

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2026 SEASON

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Recent Games

WKOPPRESULTCOMPATTYDSAVGTDINTSCKSCKYRATEATTYDSAVGTDFUMLOST
1BuccaneersW 33 - 27
2@TexansW 20 - 6
3@SteelersL 27 - 30
4JaguarsL 17 - 22

Career Stats

QB Career

SEASONTEAMGGSCOMPATTYDSAVGTDINTSCKSCKYRATEATTYDSAVGTDFUMLOST
2008Baltimore Ravens161625742829716.914123227680.3521803.52112
2009Baltimore Ravens161631549936137.221123621888.935561.6082
2010Baltimore Ravens161630648936227.425104029493.643842194
2011Baltimore Ravens161631254236106.720123120380.939882.31116
2012Baltimore Ravens161631753138177.222103522787.832220.7394
2013Baltimore Ravens161636261439126.419224832473.2271314.8182
2014Baltimore Ravens161634455439867.22712191679139701.8250
2015Baltimore Ravens101026641327916.814121612483.113231.8352
2016Baltimore Ravens161643667243176.420153324383.521582.8253
2017Baltimore Ravens161635254931415.718132720580.425542.2160
2018Baltimore Ravens9923237924656.5126167984.219452.4031
2019Denver Broncos8817126218227652619485.112201.7083
2020New York Jets54741348646.46376980.66223.7010
2021New York Jets212742338830213113231.5011
2022New York Jets5411019110515.553106675.2362054
2023Cleveland Browns5512320416167.913885790.2920.2041
2024Indianapolis Colts8616224817617.11271812390.59262.9044
2025Cleveland Browns44931608155.12695460.36132.2022
2025Cincinnati Bengals9615825616646.51349649115221.5111
2026Cincinnati Bengals10
TOTAL21020144177167481766.7272172422300084.14079252.31710642

Biography

A 19th-year veteran in 2026, Flacco was acquired by Cincinnati in a trade with Cleveland in October '25 and started six games for the Bengals ... At 40 years of age (born Jan. 16, 1985), he became the oldest QB to start a game in Bengals history ... During his starting stint, he completed 154 of 250 passes for 1636 yards and 13 TDs with four INTs, for a passer rating of 91.4 ... Originally a first-round pick of Baltimore in 2008, he spent his first 11 seasons with the Ravens ('08-18), which included a streak of 122 games started without missing a contest to begin his career ... Was named Super Bowl MVP after helping lead Ravens to victory in Super Bowl XLVII following the 2012 season ... Went on to start games for Denver (2019), the N.Y. Jets ('20-22) Cleveland ('23 and '25) and Indianapolis ('24) ... Named the NFL Comeback Player of the Year in 2023, when he started five games for the Browns late in the season and steered them to a 4-1 record to clinch a playoff berth ... Ranks in the top 25 in NFL history for career passing yards (14th; 48,176) and TD passes (21st; 272).

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