This season, Joe Flacco of the Cleveland Browns has written one of the greatest comeback tales in the NFL, and he has no intention of ending after just one chapter.

On Friday, December 29, Flacco made it clear on the Pat McAfee Show that he plans to stay in the NFL after the Browns’ current postseason run is over.

People continue to ask whether Flacco wants to play even though he has made it clear that he does, the player added.

Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer revealed on Friday that the quarterback plans to play in 2024 as well as the following year.

Breer stated, “I’m told Flacco wants to play in the league for two more years after this one.”

Before Flacco arrived in Cleveland, Breer said, two other clubs expressed a sincere desire to add him to their squads. This information, along with Flacco’s four straight 300-yard performances and the Browns’ four-game winning streak that culminated in a victory over the New York Jets on Thursday to secure a postseason berth, suggests that the quarterback will find a position to play in the upcoming season, even if it’s not in Cleveland.