🔥 Exclusive Confession: Dorian Thompson-Robinson Opens Up About His Candid Connection with Joe Flacco! 😱🏈 Dive into the Unfiltered Truth That Will Leave You Speechless! 🌟💬 #ThompsonRobinsonFlaccoReveal #SportsTalkExpose

Having been in the league for fifteen years, veteran quarterback Joe Flacco has consistently portrayed himself as an all-around good guy. This image was established during his extensive career in Baltimore and has persisted since he joined the Cleveland Browns a few weeks ago. Not only has Flacco made a positive impression on fans, but he has also left a lasting impact on rookie quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson.

When asked about his relationship with the newly acquired veteran, who is competing for Thompson-Robinson’s position, the rookie expressed his sentiments through a tweet by Tom Withers. Thompson-Robinson stated, “He’s treating me like his little brother. So I love it.”

Cool to hear Dorian Thompson-Robinson speak so highly of Joe Flacco.
“He’s treating me like his little brother,” DTR said. “So I love it.”

Not surprising.
Just refreshing.

— Tom Withers (@twithersAP) December 8, 2023

Flacco’s approach of treating Thompson-Robinson like a younger sibling aligns with his well-known persona. Despite being disliked by Browns fans during his tenure as a Baltimore Raven, where he consistently defeated the Browns, Flacco now appears committed to aiding Thompson-Robinson in navigating the NFL.

Although both Flacco and Thompson-Robinson are contenders for the starting quarterback role, and coach Kevin Stefanski has yet to announce a starter, Flacco has taken the initiative to mentor Thompson-Robinson. While Flacco desires to capitalize on the remaining years of his playing career, he recognizes that he is not the franchise’s future. Depending on the severity of Deshaun Watson’s injury, Thompson-Robinson could potentially assume that role. Consequently, Flacco, while vying for the starting position, prioritizes being a team player and seeks what is ultimately best for the Browns and Thompson-Robinson.