How Joe Flacco feels about possibly joining Steelers as Aaron Rodgers uncertainty lingers
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Could Joe Flacco be poised to complete his AFC North tour?
Speaking recently on “The Bmore Football Podcast,” the 41-year-old quarterback — who won a Super Bowl during his 11-year run with the Ravens and played for both the Browns and Bengals this season — was asked about the possibility of suiting up for the Steelers, the one AFC North franchise he has yet to play for.
“I do think that having a Pittsburgh Steelers jersey on will be a little bit more strange than even a Browns or Bengals jersey, for whatever reason,” Flacco said this week. “But at this point, I’m open to pretty much most things if I can see an opportunity in it.”
Flacco, who won Super Bowl 2013 with the Ravens, signed up for a second stint with the Browns in free agency last year.
He was benched for rookie Dillon Gabriel in October — the same month he was traded to the Bengals amid Joe Burrow’s toe injury.
Flacco threw for 2,479 yards in 13 games between the Browns and Bengals, tossing 15 touchdowns and 10 interceptions.
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