The moment weāve been waiting for is here. The 2023 NFL season has finally started, and all teams are already looking forward to achieving the ultimate goal: to make the Super Bowl.
Of course, only two teams will make the big game, but no one can give up yet. 32 quarterbacks have the mission of leading their respective franchises as far as possible, which is why theyāll be under the microscope from now on.
In the meantime, other signal-callers who are still unsigned wait to see if an opportunity shows up. Joe Flacco, for instance, is not giving up yet as he still believes he can compete in the league.
Former Super Bowl champion Joe Flacco waiting for another chance in the NFL
After spending the last three seasons with the New York Jets, where he mostly served as backup, Flacco hit free agency. Even at 38, the veteran quarterback believes in himself.
āListen, I can still play,ā Flacco told ESPN. āThatās me talking, obviously. Iām hoping that thereās the silver lining that Iām not anywhere right now and that I can be available to anybody. Iām not saying itās going to be the truth, but if I was tied up with somebody as a backup and just didnāt play at all when all of a sudden three guys go down, well, Iād probably be in the back of my head be thinking, āOh, man, would I have had an opportunity to go there?ā
āSo I do think that at the point that my career is in, it is a positive thing in a lot of ways that Iām not anywhere right now, because if somebody does need somebody, at least Iām available.
āI still believe that I have all of the athletic and physical tools to do it. In terms of the quarterback and the mental part of it, Iāve only gotten better over the last 15 years. So I feel just as physical as I ever have. I mean, not to say that Iām not 27, 28 years old anymore. But Iām in great shape and I donāt see a real drop-off.ā
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Joe Flacco has so far won one Super Bowl, having led the Baltimore Ravens to the promised land against the San Francisco 49ers in 2013.





