Cleveland Browns QB Joe Flacco is the ‘best pure thrower’ among the team’s four quarterbacks, in the opinion of The Athletic’s Zac Jackson, who adds that the veteran’s ‘steadiness and experience’ have made him a ‘valuable addition.’ Flacco has ‘the respect of the locker room,’ per Jackson, who writes that re-signing Flacco was a smart move no matter how many games he starts for the team in 2025.
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