Wednesday’s Balance SheetCleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco plays in the second half against the Chicago Bears.
Cleveland Browns tight end Joe Flacco takes questions from reporters Wednesday at the Cross Country Mortgage Campus.
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Why is the play action so effective even though the running game doesn’t have a ton of yards?“People know we can handle the ball and I think that’s our strength.
There is always a risk, even if it is not performing at the highest level.
So whatever you do out there, you have to play fair and do what you think is defense.
That’s why I have those things.”We talked about the smell of weed in Cleveland.
How about playing in the dome? You want it?“This time of year? I’m not complaining about that.”Joe’s seems to be the over-35 club in Houston this weekend.
Could he battle Case Keenum? “Yeah, we’ll see how things go and who plays in the end.
But wherever Keys went, he played a big role in helping his football team win games. So it will continue to be a challenge.
“I don’t know much about Joel (Bitonio) yet, but the offense did a good job last week and even when we lost early, they kept us clean a lot of the time.”
Yes, it was very good. We talked about it a lot.
The mentality and manner of the next man (Michael) Dunn stepped in and did the job.
No one will bat an eye and the group will know this is what you want.
“It doesn’t mean everything is going to be perfect, but these guys are going to do everything they can to play a really good game, and I know that’s what they’re going to do.”
Joe, you’ve been in the playoffs a lot. This locker room was not a group.
Is there a message for people who think they can achieve something but haven’t yet?
“When these guys look around and see how Kevin (Stefansky) plans everything, you can see that he’s just focused on today.
I think so. Obviously you know what to expect, we know what we were promised, we know what to expect.
Of course we’re not blind about it, but it’s about sticking around all week.
And when you go to the locker room, you see that the men are very attentive. If not, we’ll take care of it.
I think we have a long way to go, but I can see people focusing on what we’re doing this week.Now we see the best of David Njoku.
Before joining the team, did you appreciate him from afar and what made him so great? “He’s a tough guy.
If you don’t know someone and aren’t with that person every day, you can see very little about them.
It is difficult to honestly evaluate someone. When I first got here, the first thing I noticed about him was his personality, his teammates and what he did in the locker room.
And when you go out with him on the field and see how hard he works, how physical he is, when he gets the ball in his hand, it’s special.
Especially the way he slides at high speed towards our goal line, towards us. area. But yeah, I don’t think foreigners would understand.
You don’t get his personality and how hard he works and how willing he is to go in there and throw himself into the blocking game and all that stuff.
So being around a guy like him makes you appreciate all those things and other things that make his athleticism even more impressive.
Huge prize money awaits the competition and people are talking about it. He was also mentioned as the best player of the year.
Do you think this is the comeback for you?”Who knows what a comeback is?” I only played three games. I mean, it’s kind of crazy.
Don’t go to boot camp, take your kids back. I mean, who knows?”Looking at the Texas defense, what are the offense’s problems?
