The old saying is that when you have two quarterbacks, you actually have none. And while that maxim took a bit of a hit this year as Tyler Huntley, Malik Willis and Mac Jones all improved their teams’ chances while Kirk Cousins did admirable in relief of Michael Penix, a new data point must now be considered.
The Cleveland Browns, who went 5-12 on the year and parted ways with coach Kevin Stefanski, will now have two of their quarterbacks represent them in the Pro Bowl Games. Veteran Joe Flacco has been named to the event. It's the first time in his career that the 41-year old has received the honor. He'll join Shedeur Sanders, who was selected earlier this week.
