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Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco was part of an early season trade last October, but don’t expect history to repeat itself this year. Although Flacco is a backup, it is “highly unlikely” the Bengals are interested in dealing him, according to…

The Cincinnati Bengals are highly unlikely to trade backup quarterback Joe Flacco despite recent league-wide quarterback injuries, according to Kelsey Conway of the Cincinnati Enquirer. Flacco recently dismissed false reports linking him to the New York Giants following a season-ending knee injury to rookie starter Jaxson Dart.
Cincinnati acquired Flacco from the Cleveland Browns last season to cover for an injured Joe Burrow before re-signing him in March on a one-year, $6 million deal. The Bengals value the 41-year-old veteran as reliable insurance given Burrow's past injury history and their ambitions to break a three-year playoff drought.
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