In what became affectionately known as the "Unc Bowl" on social media, 40-year-old Bengals QB Joe Flacco bested 41-year-old Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers.

Then there’s Flacco, who former ESPN analyst and “First Take” commentator Jay Mariotti endorsed for the Hall of Fame on Friday night. The praise came after Flacco threw three touchdowns in a shocking upset over Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers in Thursday’s thrilling 33-31 finish.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor addresses the media as his team starts the bye week. The Bengals are coming off back-to-back losses to the New York Jets and Chicago Bears, respectively. The Bengals became the first team in the Super Bowl era to score 38+ points and lose back-to-back games in the Super Bowl era with the loss to the Bears.

Both QBs were part of the Ravens' 2012 Super Bowl team, and if Taylor gets the start Sunday, they could be facing off.

Flacco began his career with the Ravens and spent 11 years with the franchise. He and Baltimore won Super Bowl XLVII together, and he was named Super Bowl MVP. After the 2018 season, the Ravens shifted their focus to developing Lamar Jackson as the starter rather than Flacco.

The reality is Joe Flacco is likely going to struggle behind one of ... two years ago − means nothing in the ultra-competitive, ever-evolving NFL. Flacco won a Super Bowl in Baltimore. He'll be the first Super Bowl-winning quarterback to ever start ...

It's Thursday night, and you know what that means: another week of NFL football is about to kick off. As we move towards the middle of the season, we are on the cusp of one of the most wide-open seasons in recent memory, with a majority of the league still ...

Joe Flacco was a limited participant during Thursday’s practice after suffering from an AC joint sprain in his throwing shoulder. The injury occurred during the Cincinnati Bengals‘ Week 8 loss to the New York Jets, which dropped them to 3-5 on the season.