ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - Joe Flacco turned 34 years old in January and he's thrown 5,670 regular-season passes in his previous 11 years' worth of games in the NFL, and yet both he and the Denver Broncos believe he's got plenty left to give for a team thirsting to end a three-year playoff drought.
Though the trade to acquire him was largely in place for weeks Flacco was formally introduced Friday as the Broncos' new starting quarterback. And Broncos' president of football operations/general manager John Elway said Flacco was "a perfect fit for us'' and "he has a lot of good football left in him.