2023 Pre-Season Rank #84, 2022 Pre-Season Rank #84, 2021 Pre-Season Rank #92, 2020 Pre-Season Rank #124.  Peak Period: 2008-12

What Joe Flacco accomplished in 2023 was inspirational.  Flacco began the season looking for work and signed with Cleveland in November on their practice squad.  He became their starter in Week 13 and had a 4-1 record, taking them to playoffs, where he performed in his first post-season game since 2014.  Flacco won the AP Comeback Player of the Year despite only playing five games. 

Flacco enters this year on a roster (Indianapolis), and though he is a backup, he is employed, has over 40,000 Passing Yards, and has a Super Bowl Ring. The Hall is unlikely, but it has been a hell of a ride and is not over yet.

While he is sometimes considering a polarizing Quarterback, and there have been many who have debated as to whether he is elite or not, Joe Flacco did lead the Ravens to a Super Bowl win (where he was named the MVP) and has put up really good numbers while doing it. Flacco would play Quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens from 2008 to 2018 where he would play 163 Games with 212 Touchdown Passes with 38,245 Yards