Joe Flacco to Lead Cleveland Browns in NFL Wild-Card Showdown Against Houston Texans

With a record of 11-6, the Cleveland Browns are now ranked second in the AFC North.

They are now getting ready to play the Houston Texans,

who are leading the AFC South division with a season record of 10-7.

In the NFL wild-card round match, the clubs will square off, with Super Bowl champion Joe Flacco starting for the Browns.

Pro Football Talk claims that he last started a postseason game when playing for his first team, the Baltimore Ravens, in 2015.

From 2008 to 2018, he was a member of the Ravens.

When taking into account the quarterback position, Flacco’s starting differential between two postseason games is the second-longest in league history.

With seven postseason victories, Flacco is tied with Tom Brady for the record, according to Yahoo Sports.

“It just goes back to doing the basics the right way, not overthinking what it means to go on the road,

just going and playing a good football game,” Flacco said in reference to accomplishing this accomplishment and coming out on top.

And look up to see where you are after the dust settles.

When Deshaun Watson, the Browns’ top quarterback, had a season-ending shoulder injury in November,

the team traded for one of the league’s most gifted quarterbacks.

The Browns had made progress since adding Flacco, so it was amazing how quickly things turned around.

The quarterback competition between 38-year-old veteran and well-known quarterback Joe Flacco and the Texans’ C.J. Stroud is eagerly awaited.

Stroud is another bright prospect making waves in the league.

Other age differences, according to PFT, were between Tom Brady and players like Jared Goff, Patrick Mahomes, and Jalen Hurts.

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