For Week 13, the Cleveland Browns have turned to their longtime rival Joe Flacco to fill in for Dorian Thompson-Robinson, who is out with an injury.
The Browns’ season has recently encountered difficulties due to an increasing number of injured players.
After suffering a concussion during the Denver Broncos game last week, Thompson-Robinson is presently undergoing concussion protocol. As a result, he missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday.
Ahead of Sunday’s pivotal game against the Los Angeles Rams, the Browns have called upon former New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl winner Joe Flacco to fill the void.
Fascinatingly, Flacco’s final NFL victory as a starter came against the Browns early in the previous season, when the Jets prevailed 31-30.
Although he hasn’t played much on the field since, he now gets the chance to show why the Ravens, the Browns’ bitter rivals, selected him as their Super Bowl Most Valuable Player more than ten years ago.
Coach Kevin Stefanski of the Browns is excited about the newest member of his squad and intends to use Flacco’s background when he makes his debut on Sunday.
Coach Stefanski told reporters on Friday, “Joe’s a pro.” I’ve worked with pros, and he’s at the top. He fulfills his duties. incredibly clever.”
Flacco is ecstatic about the possibility of wearing a Browns uniform. “It’s definitely exciting, the idea of it,” he said.
Beyond simply playing football, there are many other aspects of my life at this stage that add to its excitement.
