Flacco Traded
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He may be the only QB in NFL history to have played for 3 teams in the same division.
Next stop Pittsburgh for a clean sweep? Not a chance. They ain’t that stupid. But I’d love to see him fuck up there.
I just read that there's only been 3 QB trades in NFL history within the division.
*McNabb from Philly to Washington
*Bledsoe from New England to Buffalo
*Flacco from CLE to Cincy
I just read that there's only been 3 QB trades in NFL history within the division.
*McNabb from Philly to Washington
*Bledsoe from New England to Buffalo
*Flacco from CLE to Cincy
Although not a trade, Packers QB Brent Favre signed with division rival Vikings as a free agent.
So I did a quick search and Flacco wasn’t the only one. AI says that Jim McMahon had also played for 3 teams in the same division.
Jim McMahon: Spent time with the Chicago Bears, Minnesota Vikings, and Green Bay Packers, all of whom play in the NFC North.
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He may be the only QB in NFL history to have played for 3 teams in the same division.
Next stop Pittsburgh for a clean sweep? Not a chance. They ain’t that stupid. But I’d love to see him fuck up there.
I just read that there's only been 3 QB trades in NFL history within the division.
*McNabb from Philly to Washington
*Bledsoe from New England to Buffalo
*Flacco from CLE to Cincy
I just read that there's only been 3 QB trades in NFL history within the division.
*McNabb from Philly to Washington
*Bledsoe from New England to Buffalo
*Flacco from CLE to Cincy
We can be famous. Not for winning, though.
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We can be famous. Not for winning, though.
Well at one time, we were the winningest franchise in NFL history.
The last 30 years, since Modell bolted,well......
Karlis Missed -
gipper would counter with -
add Bill Nelsen to the list ( and if my AI bot is correct)
Pissburgh traded Bill Nelsen to the Browns in 1968 while they both played in the (then)
NFL's Century division
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good luck Joe , thanks for playing here and bringing back some hope from that terrific 23 season
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gipper would counter with -
add Bill Nelsen to the list ( and if my AI bot is correct)
Pissburgh traded Bill Nelsen to the Browns in 1968 while they both played in the (then)
NFL's Century division
gipper would counter with -
add Bill Nelsen to the list ( and if my AI bot is correct)
Pissburgh traded Bill Nelsen to the Browns in 1968 while they both played in the (then)
NFL's Century division
Part of the trade was QB Dick Shiner, who went from the Browns to the Steelers.
Yes, Dick Shiner.
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gipper would counter with -
add Bill Nelsen to the list ( and if my AI bot is correct)
Pissburgh traded Bill Nelsen to the Browns in 1968 while they both played in the (then)
NFL's Century division
Part of the trade was QB Dick Shiner, who went from the Browns to the Steelers.
Yes, Dick Shiner.
Yes, Dick Shiner.
...well, that'd keep him busy...
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Cincys Oline is, across the board, measurably worse. Especially on the IOL.
Unless Joe shaves off 15 years along with Chase and Higgy catching every single 50/50 ball imaginable, Joe is going to take as many, likely more, hits and sacks than he did in CLE.
If he doesnt, then expect another high turnover stretch from him.
Per the usual, he'll have one decent game... fans will go nuts on both sides for different reasons, then he'll fade back to the mean and people will magically forget their uproar.
Cincys Oline is, across the board, measurably worse. Especially on the IOL.
Unless Joe shaves off 15 years along with Chase and Higgy catching every single 50/50 ball imaginable, Joe is going to take as many, likely more, hits and sacks than he did in CLE.
If he doesnt, then expect another high turnover stretch from him.
Per the usual, he'll have one decent game... fans will go nuts on both sides for different reasons, then he'll fade back to the mean and people will magically forget their uproar.
Its like no one watched him in Indy last year, or Indy this year with Daniel Jones.
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I fully expect Flacco to crush it in Cincy now
That might be the final nail in the coffin that gets a lot of people fired in the organization
That might be the final nail in the coffin that gets a lot of people fired in the organization
Until then, Jimmy's FO continues to celebrate unchallenged tenure in Cleveland while the musical scapegoats continue. Anyway, last year the Colts signed Flacco and after an impressive 1st 3 games - see the rest as well as the volume of sacks (slow processing). I didn't include his rushing stats because he didn't have any TDs. More specifically, a Cinderella story starring a 39 year old QB is gonna have a very early midnight.
I'm not saying I saw this coming; but 1 year later - the Colts signed Indiana Jones. Here's how he's done as their QB fwiw (notice the change in sacks from quicker processing of passer). In fairness, I don't think anyone projected this for Daniel Jones. That said, the 1 team that put in the research looks to be rewarded for doing so at least for now. I think Sam Darnold's season in Minnesota last year proved the right situation/fit for a QB can improve the QB's chance for success:
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I bet he wanted to go somewhere he can play, it's probably his last year before retirement.
We suck and wanna ride with the rookies the rest of the way.
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So long Joe and best of luck, but not too much luck since it’s the Bengals and all…
The sequel to Flaccomania wasn’t nearly as good as the original, but that is often the case with sequels.
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We can be famous. Not for winning, though.
Well at one time, we were the winningest franchise in NFL history.
The last 30 years, since Modell bolted,well......
Well at one time, we were the winningest franchise in NFL history.
The last 30 years, since Modell bolted,well......
Isn’t it funny how Pitts and the Browns essentially swapped places.
All those below the Browns didn’t exist in 1970.
(2021 data): Number of wins by NFL team since the AFL/NFL merger (1970)TEAM SEASONS WINS Pittsburgh Steelers 52 495 Dallas Cowboys 52 471 New England Patriots 52 466 Miami Dolphins 52 461 Denver Broncos 52 456 Minnesota Vikings 52 451 San Francisco 49ers 52 441 Green Bay Packers 52 438 Kansas City Chiefs 52 420 Philadelphia Eagles 52 415 Las Vegas Raiders 52 414 Washington Commanders 52 413 Indianapolis Colts 52 410 Los Angeles Rams 52 408 Chicago Bears 52 396 Tennessee Titans 52 393 Buffalo Bills 52 384 New Orleans Saints 52 384 Los Angeles Chargers 52 382 New York Giants 52 382 Seattle Seahawks 46 374 Cincinnati Bengals 52 366 Atlanta Falcons 52 364 Arizona Cardinals 52 345 New York Jets 52 345 Detroit Lions 52 328 Cleveland Browns 49 314 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 46 291 Baltimore Ravens 26 233 Carolina Panthers 27 205 Jacksonville Jaguars 27 180 Houston Texans 20 139 -
Well at one time, we were the winningest franchise in NFL history.
The last 30 years, since Modell bolted,well......
Isn’t it funny how Pitts and the Browns essentially swapped places.
All those below the Browns didn’t exist in 1970.
(2021 data): Number of wins by NFL team since the AFL/NFL merger (1970)TEAM SEASONS WINS Pittsburgh Steelers 52 495 Dallas Cowboys 52 471 New England Patriots 52 466 Miami Dolphins 52 461 Denver Broncos 52 456 Minnesota Vikings 52 451 San Francisco 49ers 52 441 Green Bay Packers 52 438 Kansas City Chiefs 52 420 Philadelphia Eagles 52 415 Las Vegas Raiders 52 414 Washington Commanders 52 413 Indianapolis Colts 52 410 Los Angeles Rams 52 408 Chicago Bears 52 396 Tennessee Titans 52 393 Buffalo Bills 52 384 New Orleans Saints 52 384 Los Angeles Chargers 52 382 New York Giants 52 382 Seattle Seahawks 46 374 Cincinnati Bengals 52 366 Atlanta Falcons 52 364 Arizona Cardinals 52 345 New York Jets 52 345 Detroit Lions 52 328 Cleveland Browns 49 314 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 46 291 Baltimore Ravens 26 233 Carolina Panthers 27 205 Jacksonville Jaguars 27 180 Houston Texans 20 139 Isn’t it funny how Pitts and the Browns essentially swapped places.
All those below the Browns didn’t exist in 1970.
(2021 data): Number of wins by NFL team since the AFL/NFL merger (1970)TEAM SEASONS WINS Pittsburgh Steelers 52 495 Dallas Cowboys 52 471 New England Patriots 52 466 Miami Dolphins 52 461 Denver Broncos 52 456 Minnesota Vikings 52 451 San Francisco 49ers 52 441 Green Bay Packers 52 438 Kansas City Chiefs 52 420 Philadelphia Eagles 52 415 Las Vegas Raiders 52 414 Washington Commanders 52 413 Indianapolis Colts 52 410 Los Angeles Rams 52 408 Chicago Bears 52 396 Tennessee Titans 52 393 Buffalo Bills 52 384 New Orleans Saints 52 384 Los Angeles Chargers 52 382 New York Giants 52 382 Seattle Seahawks 46 374 Cincinnati Bengals 52 366 Atlanta Falcons 52 364 Arizona Cardinals 52 345 New York Jets 52 345 Detroit Lions 52 328 Cleveland Browns 49 314 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 46 291 Baltimore Ravens 26 233 Carolina Panthers 27 205 Jacksonville Jaguars 27 180 Houston Texans 20 139 It's funny if your only purpose is to troll the football board. Gorka loves his Steelers!!! Does that trend remind you which franchise (Browns or Steelers) won a more recent playoff game in Pittsburgh? The scoring started with Myles Garrett on the 1st snap of the game and it ended with the Browns scoring 48 points; while Pittsburgh got a junk-time TD with a 1:09 left to bring the score to 48-37. Your TJ Watt turned into Casper the Friendly Ghost in the 1st round of the playoffs. Your other heart throb (Roethlisberger)threw 4 INTs. Do we still have our happy face on? If not, maybe the video of you and a buddy below will bring back some warm fuzzies...
Is @dutch-oven right about you? It is true that anyone that is tough doesn't need to hide their head under a white sheet when they leave their house.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Well at one time, we were the winningest franchise in NFL history.
The last 30 years, since Modell bolted,well......
Isn’t it funny how Pitts and the Browns essentially swapped places.
All those below the Browns didn’t exist in 1970.
(2021 data): Number of wins by NFL team since the AFL/NFL merger (1970)TEAM SEASONS WINS Pittsburgh Steelers 52 495 Dallas Cowboys 52 471 New England Patriots 52 466 Miami Dolphins 52 461 Denver Broncos 52 456 Minnesota Vikings 52 451 San Francisco 49ers 52 441 Green Bay Packers 52 438 Kansas City Chiefs 52 420 Philadelphia Eagles 52 415 Las Vegas Raiders 52 414 Washington Commanders 52 413 Indianapolis Colts 52 410 Los Angeles Rams 52 408 Chicago Bears 52 396 Tennessee Titans 52 393 Buffalo Bills 52 384 New Orleans Saints 52 384 Los Angeles Chargers 52 382 New York Giants 52 382 Seattle Seahawks 46 374 Cincinnati Bengals 52 366 Atlanta Falcons 52 364 Arizona Cardinals 52 345 New York Jets 52 345 Detroit Lions 52 328 Cleveland Browns 49 314 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 46 291 Baltimore Ravens 26 233 Carolina Panthers 27 205 Jacksonville Jaguars 27 180 Houston Texans 20 139 Isn’t it funny how Pitts and the Browns essentially swapped places.
All those below the Browns didn’t exist in 1970.
(2021 data): Number of wins by NFL team since the AFL/NFL merger (1970)TEAM SEASONS WINS Pittsburgh Steelers 52 495 Dallas Cowboys 52 471 New England Patriots 52 466 Miami Dolphins 52 461 Denver Broncos 52 456 Minnesota Vikings 52 451 San Francisco 49ers 52 441 Green Bay Packers 52 438 Kansas City Chiefs 52 420 Philadelphia Eagles 52 415 Las Vegas Raiders 52 414 Washington Commanders 52 413 Indianapolis Colts 52 410 Los Angeles Rams 52 408 Chicago Bears 52 396 Tennessee Titans 52 393 Buffalo Bills 52 384 New Orleans Saints 52 384 Los Angeles Chargers 52 382 New York Giants 52 382 Seattle Seahawks 46 374 Cincinnati Bengals 52 366 Atlanta Falcons 52 364 Arizona Cardinals 52 345 New York Jets 52 345 Detroit Lions 52 328 Cleveland Browns 49 314 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 46 291 Baltimore Ravens 26 233 Carolina Panthers 27 205 Jacksonville Jaguars 27 180 Houston Texans 20 139 "Funny" isn't a word I'd use, something 4-letter-ish is more proper?
My Dad warned me about Modell in the 70s, of course I didn't believe him I thought I knew everything.
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Isn’t it funny how Pitts and the Browns essentially swapped places.
All those below the Browns didn’t exist in 1970.
(2021 data): Number of wins by NFL team since the AFL/NFL merger (1970)TEAM SEASONS WINS Pittsburgh Steelers 52 495 Dallas Cowboys 52 471 New England Patriots 52 466 Miami Dolphins 52 461 Denver Broncos 52 456 Minnesota Vikings 52 451 San Francisco 49ers 52 441 Green Bay Packers 52 438 Kansas City Chiefs 52 420 Philadelphia Eagles 52 415 Las Vegas Raiders 52 414 Washington Commanders 52 413 Indianapolis Colts 52 410 Los Angeles Rams 52 408 Chicago Bears 52 396 Tennessee Titans 52 393 Buffalo Bills 52 384 New Orleans Saints 52 384 Los Angeles Chargers 52 382 New York Giants 52 382 Seattle Seahawks 46 374 Cincinnati Bengals 52 366 Atlanta Falcons 52 364 Arizona Cardinals 52 345 New York Jets 52 345 Detroit Lions 52 328 Cleveland Browns 49 314 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 46 291 Baltimore Ravens 26 233 Carolina Panthers 27 205 Jacksonville Jaguars 27 180 Houston Texans 20 139 It's funny if your only purpose is to troll the football board. Gorka loves his Steelers!!! Does that trend remind you which franchise (Browns or Steelers) won a more recent playoff game in Pittsburgh? The scoring started with Myles Garrett on the 1st snap of the game and it ended with the Browns scoring 48 points; while Pittsburgh got a junk-time TD with a 1:09 left to bring the score to 48-37. Your TJ Watt turned into Casper the Friendly Ghost in the 1st round of the playoffs. Your other heart throb (Roethlisberger)threw 4 INTs. Do we still have our happy face on? If not, maybe the video of you and a buddy below will bring back some warm fuzzies...
Is @dutch-oven right about you? It is true that anyone that is tough doesn't need to hide their head under a white sheet when they leave their house.
It's funny if your only purpose is to troll the football board. Gorka loves his Steelers!!! Does that trend remind you which franchise (Browns or Steelers) won a more recent playoff game in Pittsburgh? The scoring started with Myles Garrett on the 1st snap of the game and it ended with the Browns scoring 48 points; while Pittsburgh got a junk-time TD with a 1:09 left to bring the score to 48-37. Your TJ Watt turned into Casper the Friendly Ghost in the 1st round of the playoffs. Your other heart throb (Roethlisberger)threw 4 INTs. Do we still have our happy face on? If not, maybe the video of you and a buddy below will bring back some warm fuzzies...
Is @dutch-oven right about you? It is true that anyone that is tough doesn't need to hide their head under a white sheet when they leave their house.
I don’t know what that was supposed be all about but yeah, they suck! Tomlin sucks!
They hadn’t won a playoff game since what 2016?
All those fuckers have are “Tomlinships” … no losing seasons …well big fucking deal. Thanks Rooney, keep what many perceive as “the greatest coach ever” in Pittsburgh.
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As far as who is responsible for dealing Flacco, Tony Grossi believes general manager Andrew Berry and owner Jimmy Haslam pushed for the deal.
As far as who is responsible for dealing Flacco, Tony Grossi believes general manager Andrew Berry and owner Jimmy Haslam pushed for the deal.
On ESPN - it was reported Cincy contacted Cleveland about the trade.
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On ESPN - it was reported Cincy contacted Cleveland about the trade.
Both could be true. Cincy, or any other team, seeing that Flacco was benched would've surmised that the Browns were done using him on the field. That from now on it was going to be Gabriel...and if not him it would be Sanders getting his chance to show his ability. Therefore, Flacco could be had. Probably Stef wouldn't want to lose the veteran QB but Berry has to prepare for the '26 draft and getting more picks is more draft capital to be used on the draft days. And Jimmah, well, which way is the wind blowing on that given day?
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On ESPN - it was reported Cincy contacted Cleveland about the trade.
Both could be true. Cincy, or any other team, seeing that Flacco was benched would've surmised that the Browns were done using him on the field. That from now on it was going to be Gabriel...and if not him it would be Sanders getting his chance to show his ability. Therefore, Flacco could be had. Probably Stef wouldn't want to lose the veteran QB but Berry has to prepare for the '26 draft and getting more picks is more draft capital to be used on the draft days. And Jimmah, well, which way is the wind blowing on that given day?
Both could be true. Cincy, or any other team, seeing that Flacco was benched would've surmised that the Browns were done using him on the field. That from now on it was going to be Gabriel...and if not him it would be Sanders getting his chance to show his ability. Therefore, Flacco could be had. Probably Stef wouldn't want to lose the veteran QB but Berry has to prepare for the '26 draft and getting more picks is more draft capital to be used on the draft days. And Jimmah, well, which way is the wind blowing on that given day?
It was actually Stefanski clarifying it fwiw. It's 1 minute and 55 seconds into the video when he gives the detail that Cincy wanted a QB and they wanted Flacco. I'm pretty sure he also added Cincy contacting them took them by them by surprise somewhere in the sequence of comments. He also said he trusted Andrew Berry and that kind of thing. Nothing you said was wrong. My wife and I were at the University of Florida that day because we both wanted to see the campus. While we were eating lunch at a restaurant in Gainesville my wife said you didn't tell me Flacco got traded; so I said why would I tell you that? She said take a look at the tv screen to our right - he's a Cincinnati Bengal now...
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