Why Joe Flacco should’ve seen it coming, and why Shedeur Sanders wasn’t named QB2: Browns Insider
Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco throws a deep pass pass under the protection of Cleveland Browns guard Wyatt Teller in the second half. John Kuntz, cleveland.com
LONDON — Browns quarterback Joe Flacco admitted Wednesday that “I don’t think I foresaw” the switch to Dillon Gabriel coming — but he should’ve.
Granted, not all of Flacco’s six interceptions were his fault, with two going off the hands of his top two receivers in the Week 1 loss to the Bengals, and Jerry Jeudy getting knocked down on one of them in the Lions game. Flacco blamed himself for the first one in that 34-10 loss, when he threw a fade and Cedric Tillman ran a hitch.
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