Joe Flacco News
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers signed a contract extension that ESPN said would give the 2011 Super Bowl Most Valuable Player the highest salary in National Football League history.
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By the time former Phoenix Suns executive Rick Welts’s I-am-gay announcement appeared on the front page of the May 15, 2011, New York Times, he already had revealed his secret to friends, co-workers and business associates.
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Joe Flacco started the season saying he was the best quarterback in the National Football League. He ended it as the most valuable player in the Super Bowl, staving off a comeback by the San Francisco 49ers that began after a power failure at the Superdome delayed the game.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco completed his Super Bowl season by agreeing to the richest contract in National Football League history.
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While Ray Lewis is the Baltimore Ravens’ inspirational leader, their quarterback is etching himself a spot in the National Football League record book with one of the best postseasons in history.
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Joe Flacco could lead the Baltimore Ravens to their second Super Bowl title, never miss a throw and win the Most Valuable Player award, and it won’t change his contract negotiations one bit, team executives and analysts said.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco agreed to a six-year, $120.6 million contract, making him the highest-paid player in National Football League history, ESPN reported, citing a person familiar with the negotiations.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco cashed in on his championship season by signing the richest contract in National Football League history -- a six- year, $120.6 million deal that includes a $29 million signing bonus and $52 million in guaranteed money.
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Nine-time Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed signed a free-agent contract with the Houston Texans, the latest key player to leave the Baltimore Ravens since they won the Super Bowl last month.
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Tony Romo agreed to a six-year contract extension with the National Football League’s Dallas Cowboys that would guarantee the quarterback $55 million, ESPN reported.
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