“Listen, I can be an a——, but not necessarily in that way,” Flacco said. “I feel like I try to be a good person, so all I can do is do my job to the best of my ability. If that means I’m not the guy, well, yeah, I might feel a certain way about it, but I’m not gonna be bitter about it towards other people that didn’t do anything to me.

Dillon Gabriel has shown noticeable improvement in processing over the last 10 days, particularly in his ability to work through progressions and diagnose coverage structure pre- to post-snap. He has also been excellent with his footwork, ball handling, and the setting of pass protections.

Joe Flacco's competitive fire hasn't lessened as the Cleveland Browns quarterback enters his 18th season in the NFL.