Joe Flacco May Start as Browns' Quarterback Amid Team's Injury Crisis

Former Super Bowl MVP steps up in practice as Cleveland Browns face quarterback instability and multiple injuries, but remain determined to hold onto playoff spot.

Joe Flacco, a former Super Bowl MVP, has been taking first-team reps in practice for the Cleveland Browns and may start as quarterback in the upcoming game against the Los Angeles Rams.
The Browns' starting quarterback position has been unstable due to injuries and poor performance, with the team potentially starting their fourth different quarterback in their last six games.
Flacco was signed to the Browns' practice squad on November 20, following season-ending shoulder surgery for starting quarterback Deshaun Watson, struggles from backup P.J. Walker, and rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson currently in concussion protocol.
The Browns, currently with a 7-4 record, are tied with Pittsburgh for second place in the AFC Central, despite their offense struggling in recent weeks.
Despite multiple injuries among key players, the Browns are determined to maintain their current playoff spot.