Breaking: Indianapolis Colts General Manager Has Made Shocking Announcements, As Former Super Bowl And Future Hall Of Famer Quarterback Joe Flacco Returns to Indianapolis Colts for One More Finals Season in NFL 10-Minutes Ago After He Agreed A 1-year $8 Million Guaranteed Deal With The Colts, But Unfortunately……
Joe Flacco Signs with Indianapolis Colts for Final NFL Season in Stunning Move
In a stunning turn of events, Indianapolis Colts General Manager Chris Ballard has confirmed the signing of veteran quarterback Joe Flacco to a one-year, $8 million guaranteed deal. The announcement, made just 10 minutes ago, sent shockwaves across the NFL as the former Super Bowl MVP and likely future Hall of Famer prepares to return for one final season.
Flacco, 40, spent last season with the Cleveland Browns, where he led an unexpected late-season playoff push and showed he still has plenty left in the tank. Despite speculation that he might retire, sources close to the situation say Flacco remained open to the right opportunity — and it appears the Colts have given him just that.
The decision comes as Indianapolis continues to build around second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson, who is returning from a season-ending shoulder injury. Flacco is expected to serve as a mentor and provide veteran insurance behind the dynamic young signal-caller. However, with Flacco’s experience and recent performance, he could quickly become a key contributor if called upon.
“We’re excited to welcome Joe to the Colts organization,” said Ballard in a brief press conference. “His leadership, poise, and playoff experience are invaluable to our locker room. He’s here to compete and help us win.”
The move is being widely interpreted as a strategic gamble aimed at balancing youth with proven leadership. Flacco, who led the Baltimore Ravens to a Super Bowl title in 2013 and has thrown for over 42,000 career yards, is one of the most experienced quarterbacks still active in the league.
Whether he takes the field or helps from the sidelines, Flacco’s presence in Indianapolis will undoubtedly be a major storyline to watch as the 2025 NFL season approaches.
