Flacco Returns to Bengals, Eyes Unfinished Business

0:00It's March 26, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment in Celebrity News. Today, your AI-powered Entertainment Report. Joe Flacco, the 41-year-old NFL veteran, just signed a one-year deal to return his backup quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals behind Joe. Burrow. Heading into his 19th season, Flacco made it clear he's frustrated that other teams overlooked him for starting jobs this off-season. Earlier this week, on March 25, he shared those thoughts during a press conference after putting pen to paper. Despite the snubs, he's staying positive and plans to keep playing his usual strong game. Flacco built his legacy with the Baltimore Ravens, where he earned Rookie of the Year honors won Super Bowl 47 and took home MVP. Since then, he's bounced around to teams like Denver, the Jets, Philly, Cleveland and Indy before landing back with Cincinnati. Last fall, he stepped up big when Burrow dealt with a turf toe injury, starting six gains and picking up one win.

1:00That effort even earned him a spot in this year's Pro Bowl, his first after 18 seasons. Now settled in as the number two guy, Flacco insists he still has plenty left in the tank to help any team win, and he's excited to back Burrow while, chasing that unfinished business on the field.