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Cincinnati Bengals

NFL · AFC North · 2026
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Offense

11 starting jobsPrimary personnel · 11
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Defense

11 starting jobsBase front · Nickel sub
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Offense

11 starting jobs
Primary personnel · 11
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Defense

11 starting jobs
Base front · Nickel sub
Franchise & Venue
Franchise
Cincinnati Bengals
Division AFC NorthEst. 1967
Home
Paycor Stadium
65,515Listed capacity
Location Cincinnati, Ohio
Coaching staff
Head coach
Offensive coordinator
Defensive coordinator
Identity
Mascot Who Dey
Orange Primary
Black Secondary
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Joe Flacco
QB · 19th season
YR 19
Current depth chart
QB2SecondYR 19
Depth relationships
Bio
Joe Flacco, a 6'6" quarterback, was selected 18th overall by Baltimore in the 2008 NFL Draft and spent his first 11 seasons with the Ravens, starting 122 consecutive games to open his career. He won Super Bowl MVP honors following the 2012 season when Baltimore captured Super Bowl XLVII. After his tenure in Baltimore, Flacco started games for Denver, the New York Jets, Cleveland, and Indianapolis before joining Cincinnati via trade in October 2025. At age 40, he became the oldest quarterback to start a game in Bengals history. During six starts for Cincinnati, he completed 154 of 250 passes for 1,636 yards, 13 touchdowns, and four interceptions with a 91.4 passer rating. Flacco ranks 14th in NFL history in career passing yards with 48,176 and 21st in touchdown passes with 272.
Joe Flacco played 13 games in 2025 with a 59% share of offensive snaps.
Player information
Height6'6"Weight245 lbHometownAudubon, NJAge42CollegeDelaware · PittsburghDraftedRound 1 · #18 overall · 2008 · BALExperience18 NFL seasons
Contract
$6.0Mper year · AAV
Years 1Guaranteed $4.0MCap 2.0%
T-33 of 119 · QB market by AAV
Production · 2025
Passing
251/416
CMP/ATT
2,479
YDS
15–10
TD–INT
Rushing
21
CARRIES
35
YDS
1
TD
Career path
PITTSBURGHCollege
DELAWAREthrough 2007
BLT2008 – 2015
RAVENS2016 – 2018
BRONCOS2019
JETS2020 – 2022
BROWNS2023
COLTS2024
BENGALS2025 — present