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Welcome to NFL Daily, where we're happy to give starting quarterback jobs to Joe Flacko in the year 2025.

I'm Greg Rosenthal, and I'm here in the Chris Wessling podcast studio talking to our friend of the show,

J.P. Acosta from SB Nation, who is joining us to talk the top 10 most interesting offenses of the season.

But first, a little bit of news. Great to have you back on the show, JP.

Thank you for having me. I'm excited. You're a fan favorite. And by that, I mean, like, I'm the fan. I'm your fan. And you've been awesome when we've had you on in the past. And yeah, we're going to get to the most interesting offenses. We'll see how many we can fit in. Maybe to be less than 10,

maybe it'll be more. I don't like sticking to that number necessarily because first we got to talk a little bit of news. And yeah, I was looking at pro football reference, JP,

when the Browns made what was the obvious decision to name Joe Flacco the starting quarterback

in 2025.

And I was thinking, like, man, who was he playing with the first time he was in a starting

quarterback competition?

He basically was just giving that job as a rookie, but Troy Smith was on that team.

Todd Bowman might have been the backup or might have been Troy Smith.

I'm not sure.

But he was throwing to Derek Mason, Todd Heap and Mark Clayton. I mean, he has been in the

NFL that long. That was his weapons. And his backfield, to me, was fascinated. It was Willis

McGehey, Ray Rice as a rookie. And the leading rusher for that team that year in Cary's

in yards was actually Loran McLean, back when they were doing like a fullback running back thing.

I think he made the Pro Bowl that year.

And so that is how long Joe Flacco has been in the league.

And now he's handing the ball off to Dylan Samson, who was probably, what, about three years old

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