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Joe Flacco had a breakout performance in Super Bowl XLVII to finish off one of the most impressive postseasons by a quarterback of all time. He threw for 287 yards and three touchdowns to end the playoffs with 11 touchdowns, zero interceptions and one Super Bowl MVP award. He also ended the playoffs with an F-bomb, which was picked up by CBS cameras during the Ravens' postgame celebration. Read Mo

Joe Flacco threw three touchdown passes, and the Baltimore Ravens withstood a stadium power outage and a furious 49ers' rally to beat San Francisco, 34-31, at Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans on Sunday night.

As you may have heard, there's a big football game this weekend. The two starting quarterbacks both come with question marks, but both also have their fans—and those numbers grow by the day. So which would you rather have?

During today's Media Day for Super Bowl XLVII, Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco called the NFL's decision to hold a Super Bowl in a cold weather stadium like MetLife Stadium for next year's game "retarded." Now despite Flacco's poor choice of words, this brings up a good question: do you think it's a good idea for the NFL to hold the Super Bowl in "cold weather cities"... Read Mor

We have finally reached the final week of the 2012-13 NFL Season, as we continue our countdown to Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans. This game will continue to be broken down and analyzed with the same angles in mind: the Harbaugh brothers coaching against each other, the special skill-set of San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick and the pending retirement of Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis. Howeve

Joe Flacco believes he's the best quarterback in the NFL.  I believe he should be administered a drug test immediately.

Bob Ford's resume speaks for itself. The University at Albany coach is the active Division I leader in coaching victories with 255 and is heading into his 40th season coaching the Great Danes. Just last season, he led UAlbany to its first Football Championship Subdivision playoff appearance...

The NFL is a quarterback's league.  The general rule is that if you have a good signal-caller, you'll be a pretty good team. The past few NFL Draft's were quarterback-heavy and have produced some great young QB's. So who is the best of the young guns?

The Jets pulled off a huge upset against the Patriots. Aaron Rodgers lit up the Falcons. Big Ben came up big again, and the Bears are moving on.