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80 '09 '08 '07
Games 16 16 --
Attempts 499 428 --
Passing Yards 3613 2971 --
300 Yard Games 3 0 --
Rushing Yards 56 180 --
Pass Touchdowns 21 14 --
Joe-flacco

Season Schedule

  • Week 1 - Sep 13

    BAL @ NYJ

  • Week 2 - Sep 19

    BAL @ CIN

  • Week 3 - Sep 26

    CLE @ BAL

  • Week 4 - Oct 03

    BAL @ PIT

  • Week 5 - Oct 10

    DEN @ BAL

  • Week 6 - Oct 17

    BAL @ NE

  • Week 7 - Oct 24

    BUF @ BAL

  • Week 8 - Oct 31

    bye

  • Week 9 - Nov 07

    MIA @ BAL

  • Week 10 - Nov 11

    BAL @ ATL

  • Week 11 - Nov 21

    BAL @ CAR

  • Week 12 - Nov 28

    TB @ BAL

  • Week 13 - Dec 05

    PIT @ BAL

  • Week 14 - Dec 13

    BAL @ HOU

  • Week 15 - Dec 19

    NO @ BAL

  • Week 16 - Dec 26

    BAL @ CLE

  • Week 17 - Jan 02

    CIN @ BAL

  • Week 1 - Sep 13

    KC 24 @ BAL 38

    307 pass yards

    3 TDs

    18 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 2 - Sep 20

    BAL 31 @ SD 26

  • Week 3 - Sep 27

    CLE 3 @ BAL 34

    342 pass yards

    1 TDs

    5 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 4 - Oct 04

    BAL 21 @ NE 27

  • Week 5 - Oct 11

    CIN 17 @ BAL 14

  • Week 6 - Oct 18

    BAL 31 @ MIN 33

  • Week 7 - Oct 25

    bye

  • Week 8 - Nov 01

    DEN 7 @ BAL 30

  • Week 9 - Nov 08

    BAL 7 @ CIN 17

  • Week 10 - Nov 16

    BAL 16 @ CLE 0

  • Week 11 - Nov 22

    IND 17 @ BAL 15

  • Week 12 - Nov 29

    PIT 17 @ BAL 20

  • Week 13 - Dec 07

    BAL 14 @ GB 27

  • Week 14 - Dec 13

    DET 3 @ BAL 48

  • Week 15 - Dec 20

    CHI 7 @ BAL 31

  • Week 16 - Dec 27

    BAL 20 @ PIT 23

  • Week 17 - Jan 03

    BAL 21 @ OAK 13

  • Week 1 - Sep 07

    CIN 10 @ BAL 17

    129 pass yards

    0 TDs

    37 rush yards

    1 TDs

  • Week 3 - Sep 21

    CLE 10 @ BAL 28

    129 pass yards

    0 TDs

    -2 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 4 - Sep 29

    BAL 20 @ PIT 23

    192 pass yards

    1 TDs

    -1 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 5 - Oct 05

    TEN 13 @ BAL 10

    153 pass yards

    0 TDs

    4 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 6 - Oct 12

    BAL 3 @ IND 31

    241 pass yards

    0 TDs

    12 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 7 - Oct 19

    BAL 27 @ MIA 13

    232 pass yards

    1 TDs

    2 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 8 - Oct 26

    OAK 10 @ BAL 29

    140 pass yards

    1 TDs

    23 rush yards

    1 TDs

  • Week 9 - Nov 02

    BAL 37 @ CLE 27

    248 pass yards

    2 TDs

    2 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 10 - Nov 09

    BAL 41 @ HOU 13

    185 pass yards

    2 TDs

    8 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 11 - Nov 16

    BAL 10 @ NYG 30

    164 pass yards

    1 TDs

    57 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 12 - Nov 23

    PHI 7 @ BAL 36

    183 pass yards

    2 TDs

    3 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 13 - Nov 30

    BAL 34 @ CIN 3

    280 pass yards

    2 TDs

    15 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 14 - Dec 07

    WAS 10 @ BAL 24

    134 pass yards

    1 TDs

    11 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 15 - Dec 14

    PIT 13 @ BAL 9

    115 pass yards

    0 TDs

    5 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 16 - Dec 20

    BAL 33 @ DAL 24

    149 pass yards

    1 TDs

    4 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 17 - Dec 28

    JAC 7 @ BAL 27

    297 pass yards

    0 TDs

    rush yards

    TDs

  • Week 1 - Sep 10

    BAL 20 @ CIN 27

  • Week 2 - Sep 16

    NYJ 13 @ BAL 20

  • Week 3 - Sep 23

    ARI 23 @ BAL 26

  • Week 4 - Sep 30

    BAL 13 @ CLE 27

  • Week 5 - Oct 07

    BAL 9 @ SF 7

  • Week 6 - Oct 14

    STL 3 @ BAL 22

  • Week 7 - Oct 21

    BAL 14 @ BUF 19

  • Week 9 - Nov 05

    BAL 7 @ PIT 38

  • Week 10 - Nov 11

    CIN 21 @ BAL 7

  • Week 11 - Nov 18

    CLE 33 @ BAL 30

  • Week 12 - Nov 25

    BAL 14 @ SD 32

  • Week 13 - Dec 03

    NE 27 @ BAL 24

  • Week 14 - Dec 09

    IND 44 @ BAL 20

  • Week 15 - Dec 16

    BAL 16 @ MIA 22

  • Week 16 - Dec 23

    BAL 6 @ SEA 27

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Joe Flacco

Baltimore Ravens

2009 Review

Flacco started out the 2009 season on fire.  He had seven straight games with TD passes, four of them with multiple TDs, and three 300-yard games during the stretch.  Unfortunately, the one thing that could stifle his run came next… the dreaded momentum-stopping bye week.  Over his final nine games, Flacco could muster up just two multiple-TD passing games and zero 300-yard games.  However, those final couple of 2+ TD passing games did come in the fantasy playoffs (Weeks 15 & 16), so all was not lost for the sophomore QB.  He improved in nearly every statistic he could from his rookie year to 2009, but his second-half tumble kept him from scratching fantasy starter status in the end.


~ Ranked 17th in the league in QB fantasy points with 206.1 (basic scoring system)


~ Tied for 15th in the league with 21 passing touchdowns


~ Ranked 13th in the league with a 88.9 QB Rating


~ Ranked eleventh in the league with a 63.1% completion percentage


~ Ranked 17th in the league with 225.8 passing yards per game


~ Ranked 15th in the league with 315 completions


~ Ranked 15th in the league with 499 attempts


~ Ranked 15th in the league with 3,613 passing yards


~ Ranked 14th in the league in yards/attempt (7.24)


~ Set career bests in completions (315), attempts (499), completion percentage (63.1%), yards (3,613), passing TDs (21), yards/attempt (7.2), yards/game (225.8), and QB Rating (88.9)

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2010 Fantasy Outlook

If nothing had changed in Baltimore during this past offseason, we’d be hard-pressed to tell you that Flacco was anything more than a low-end fantasy backup QB.  However, when “Eyebrows” Joe (some have taken to “Bazooka” Joe, but “Eyebrows” seems a little more original) got wind of the news that the Ravens had acquired the services of Anquan Boldin from Arizona, his stock instantly rose to the brink of fantasy starter status.  The Ravens are still a team that likes to control the clock with their running game and work off of their defensive capabilities, so don’t go overboard and throw him in with the Manning/Brees/Rodgers crowd just yet, but he’s definitely worth taking as a prominent backup to a weak fantasy starter (such as Favre, Kolb, Eli or McNabb) this year, and could end up higher in the rankings by season’s end than his past dictates.


~ The addition of both Anquan Boldin and Donte Stallworth give Flacco weapons he’s never had in the past


~ The Ravens Strength of Schedule against the pass is the toughest in the league


~ Ray Rice is an asset that the Ravens will not simply ignore


~ Despite Flacco’s strong arm, his accuracy is still in question

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Twitter

Flacco does not have a Twitter account.  The official Team Twitter account comes through here:  Ravens Player Tweets


 


 


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Featured Pieces

Will the real Joe Flacco please stand up?



And this is real folks.






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Contract

Flacco signed a rookie deal in July of '08 worth $11.9 million, of which $8.75 million was guaranteed, along with an additional $17.9 million available through performance incentives.  When considering Flacco in your draft, the contract situation could end up being a huge motivator.  He improved on his stellar rookie numbers in 2009, and with Boldin in the mix now, he could do so again in 2010:


2010 - $710,000


2011 - $1.035 million


2012 - $1.36 million


2013 - Free Agent

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Handcuff

Marc Bulger was signed in the offseason to be the handcuff to Flacco, but the younger, more versatile Troy Smith should stay on your radar

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In The Huddle

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Strength of Schedule

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Injury Report

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Jersey Joe hasn't missed an NFL start yet

Breaking News

Ravens sign Donte Stallworth to one-year contract expand +

The Baltimore Ravens announced on Wednesday that they have signed wide receiver Donte Stallworth to a one-year, $900,000 contract that includes $300,000 in incentives.

Pyro's Take:

Not to be too harsh on the Ravens front office or anything, but what the hell are you thinking? Throwing around a million bucks at a guy who was more of a detriment to former teams than an asset, isn't really the best way to go about improving a major position of need.
However, this won't be the last move they make to upgrade their receiving corps, so Balty fans can at least take that to bed with them until the draft in late April.

Flacco active and ready to take on the Broncos expand +

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco (ankle) has been declared active for the game against the Broncos today.

Pyro's Take:

Flacco has been practicing all week after tweaking his ankle two weeks ago against the Vikings. It's a tough match-up for him going against the Broncos, so if you have another option, you might want to think about going with that in your fantasy football lineup today.

Flacco probable after full practice Friday expand +

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco (ankle) went through a full practice on Friday and is being listed as probable on the team's injury report for this weekend.

Pyro's Take:

Flacco is just fine and has become a starter for fantasy football leagues this year. However, he has a tough match-up against the Broncos on Sunday, so if you have a better or equal option on your bench, you might want to think about starting him instead.

Flacco a full participant in practice this week expand +

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco (ankle) has been a full participant in practice both Wednesday and Thursday this week.

Pyro's Take:

Looks like the bye week did Flacco's tweaked ankle some good. Denver has a great defense this year, but Flacco has been on fire, so go ahead and get him in your fantasy football lineup this weekend.

Flacco seems fine to coach Harbaugh expand +

When asked about Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco (ankle) and his mobility, Harbaugh said: "I don't know. He looked all right. He's fine. You guys will see him in practice on Wednesday. He's Joe."

Pyro's Take:

There was never really that big a concern over the injury, so continue to start one of the bigger surprises of the year on your fantasy football team.

Flacco fine, could play today if he had to expand +

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco (ankle) won't practice over the bye week due to soreness in his ankle, but will resume normal activity on Monday. "I could play today if we had to," Flacco said Wednesday. "It's no big deal."

Pyro's Take:

Flacco's ankle will be fine, so no worries there. The big question is if Joey can keep up the fantasy football QB1 type stats he's putting up for the rest of the year. We're betting he can. He's just one of those guys that has "it", whatever that "it" is.

Flacco taking bye week off to rest ankle expand +

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco (ankle) has decided to take the team's bye week off to rest his swollen ankle.

Pyro's Take:

Flacco had his foot stepped on a couple times in last week's game against the Vikings, but he should be okay to face the Broncos in Week 8. Flacco has (surprisingly) become a fantasy football starting QB this year, so check back with us on his progress.

Flacco's ankle is just fine expand +

After getting stepped on a few times during the game Sunday, Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco said that his ankle was sore on Monday, but that the injury itself is nothing serious.

Pyro's Take:

Flacco has grown up in a hurry as he is among the top-10 in the league in most QB categories. However, he has a bye this coming week, and probably shouldn't be started on your fantasy football team against a tough Denver secondary in Week 8.

Flacco gets second starting receiver back expand +

Baltimore Ravens WR Mark Clayton returned to practice on Wednesday for the first time since injuring his hamstring on August 2nd. The return was a welcome surprise to the team as Clayton wasn't expected back with the team for at least another week.

Pyro's Take:

The Ravens receiving corps could use all the help it can get, so having their starting receiver opposite Derrick Mason come back this early from a torn hamstring is great news. QB Joe Flacco stands to be the fantasy player who benefits most from Clayton's return, but it still doesn't bump him up to viable backup status.

Flacco poised in Monday Night game expand +

Though Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco didn't throw for a TD on Monday night, he did complete a 43-yard pass in leading the team down the field to set up a Ray Rice three-yard touchdown run. Flacco also didn't throw an interception against the talented New York Jets defense.

Pyro's Take:

Flacco is still having trouble with his accuracy as he completed only 8-of-18 passes during the game, but the QB continues to be working on it in practice. He won't do a tremendous amount for you fantasy-wise as the Ravens continue to be a run-oriented offense in 2009, but he does have enough upside to emerge as a fringe backup QB this season. Draft him in the late rounds and hope for the best.

Ravens' QB Flacco struggling in training camp expand +

According to Baltimore Ravens beat writer Jamison Henry, QB Joe Flacco has thrown "a high number of interceptions" and Henry said media and fans "haven't been impressed with [his] progress at training camp."

Pyro's Take:

Ravens' OC Cam Cameron said he wasn't concerned, as he wants his QBs to throw INTs in training camp to test their limits, but then later he said, "in the preseason, I want to throw completions." We think he's just confused because his first and last name are the same. As far as Flacco goes, the Ravens are always going to be a pound-the-rock possession offensive team with a stellar defense.

Joe Flacco disappointing early on expand +

The Baltimore Ravens second-year QB struggled throughout the first few days of training camp, throwing 5-6 interceptions according to beat reporter Mike Preston. Preston said Flacco "has made some poor decisions while trying to force passes into tight situations."

Pyro's Take:

We don't expect Flacco to be anywhere close to a great quarterback, but this is discouraging news. However, coach John Harbaugh said the reason for his mistakes is that "at this point we’re throwing a lot of stuff at him." Flacco should improve on last year, but not by much.