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Free agent Joe Flacco may follow Kevin Stefanski to Falcons | Report

Story byDave Clark, Cincinnati EnquirerMon, March 2, 2026 at 8:41 PM UTC·1 min readQuarterback Joe Flacco, among 2025 Bengals eligible for free agency this offseason, could be pursued by the Atlanta Falcons, according to a report by ESPN's Dan Graziano."Some teams have interest in Flacco after the way he played last season in starting roles in Cleveland and Cincinnati," Graziano wrote. "But a lot of folks in Indy said they expect Flacco to follow coach Kevin Stefanski to Atlanta as an option in case Michael Penix Jr. isn't ready to start the season."AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementFlacco, who turned 41 in January, played in nine games last season for the Bengals, making six starts after Joe Burrow suffered a turf toe injury during a Week 2 win against Jacksonville.

Free agent Joe Flacco may follow Kevin Stefanski to Falcons | Report

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Key Highlights

  • Flacco completed 158 of 254 attempts for 1,664 passing yards with 13 touchdowns. Flacco, acquired from the Browns in October, made his first Pro Bowl appearance in 18 NFL seasons.
  • He threw a touchdown pass to Tee Higgins during the second quarter of the 2026 Pro Bowl Games Feb.
  • 3 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, and added a touchdown pass to Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase in the third quarter. Flacco appeared on Kevin Clark's "This Is Football" podcast and shared remarks about how football has changed during his NFL career, in addition to how the NFL develops quarterbacks now. This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Free agent Joe Flacco may follow Kevin Stefanski to Falcons | Report.
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