Despite Sunday’s loss, the Bengals at least have a flicker of hope. Joe Flacco has given it to them. The question is if that flicker can ignite a run and keep the Bengals in the mix this season until, and if, their hero returns.

Joe Flacco started the season with the Cleveland Browns. After benching the veteran in favor of rookie Dillon Gabriel, Cleveland traded Flacco to an AFC North rival. The Cincinnati Bengals brought in Flacco,

Joe Flacco didn't gain traction quickly enough in his Bengals debut to salvage his new club's game against the Packers, but the traction he did gain could pay dividends in the games to come.

Joe Flacco addresses retirement questions following his trade from the Browns. Bengals traded for 40-year-old Joe Flacco following Joe Burrow’s injury. Flacco says, “I still feel like I can play the game at a high level.

A potential weapon for Joe Flacco is no longer at his disposal after sustaining an injury in the first half of Sunday's game in Green Bay.

Leading up to Sunday’s game, Arizona head coach Jonathan Gannon was asked about the team’s vibe coming off a dismal home loss to the Tennessee Titans, the team’s third consecutive setback. Gannon’s answer: “Dope as hell, honestly.”

Flacco's win over Green Bay came back in Week 3 while he was still playing for the Cleveland Browns, but this time around, he'll be taking the field for the Cincinnati Bengals after a shocking trade on Tuesday that sent the QB from Northeast Ohio to Southwest Ohio.

Cincinnati Bengals wideout Ja’Marr Chase’s availability is suddenly in question for his team’s Week 6 game against the Green Bay Packers.  Ahead of his Bengals offense starting Joe Flacco on short notice,