Many Cleveland Browns supporters are aware that the team has had a great deal of quarterback dysfunction this season.

After they believed they had Deshaun Watson figured out, he suffered a shoulder injury and was only able to play part of the season.

They have resorted to Dorian Thompson-Robinson and P.J. Walker, who have both emerged victorious from games. However, Joe Flacco appears to have the highest ceiling in the near future.

Walker and DTR have struggled to move the ball downfield without turning it over, but Flacco was the best of the three at managing the offense.

Flacco, who is 38 years old, demonstrated his impressive arm strength in Week 13 against the Los Angeles Rams.

Despite only completing 23 of 44 passes, Flacco managed to find 254 yards of offensive gain via the air. The seasoned quarterback added a touchdown pass in addition to making a deep interception.

Despite his short tenure with the team, Flacco was able to jump in and produce some of the greatest throws from an orange-and-brown squad this season.

Ultimately, Flacco is 38 years old and getting close to the conclusion of his playing days. Over the final five games of the season, if he can make some throws and cut down on turnovers, he will give Cleveland a shot.