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Veteran Quarterback Joe Flacco Signs With Cleveland Browns

Former Super Bowl winner Joe Flacco will be joining the Cleveland Browns practice squad. He signed on Monday and was elevated to the Browns active roster. 

The Browns have been looking to add another quarterback to the roster after they lost Deshaun Watson for the rest of the season due to a shoulder fracture. 

In addition to Flacco, the Browns have quarterbacks Dorian Thompson-Robinson and PJ Walker.

Flacco has 42,320 passing yards and 232 touchdowns over the course of his 15-year NFL career. He last played five games with the New York Jets in 2022.

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Best known for his time with the Baltimore Ravens, Flacco helped them win a Super Bowl in 2013.

The Browns, who are 7-3, face the Denver Broncos on Sunday.

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