NFL : Joe Flacco Criticizes NFL Teams for Overlooking His Talent

Joe Flacco signs a one-year deal to remain with the Cincinnati Bengals, backing up Joe Burrow. Flacco, 41, expresses frustration over not securing a starting role elsewhere. "It pisses me off a little bit," he says, criticizing teams that overlook him. Despite this, he remains committed to the Bengals, believing he can still lead a team to victory. Last season, Flacco started four games for the Cleveland Browns before moving to Cincinnati, where he threw for 1,664 yards, 13 touchdowns, and four interceptions in six starts. Other teams made moves, with the Miami Dolphins signing Malik Willis and the Minnesota Vikings adding Kyler Murray. The Las Vegas Raiders eye Indiana's Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 overall pick. Flacco stays focused, stating he will approach his role professionally and enjoy his time with the Bengals.