Ravens Bring Back Former Super Bowl MVP After Lamar Jackson’s Hamstring Injury
Baltimore, MD — In a surprise move, the Baltimore Ravens have completed a trade to bring veteran quarterback Joe Flacco back to the team after Lamar Jackson suffered a hamstring injury in their most recent game. The deal was announced on Wednesday, October 1, 2025, sending Ravens fans into a frenzy.
Flacco, who led the Ravens to victory in Super Bowl XLVII and was named the game’s MVP, returns to the franchise he called home from 2008 to 2018. With his extensive experience and familiarity with the Ravens’ system, Flacco is expected to serve as a short-term solution while Jackson recovers.
Jackson’s injury occurred in a narrow loss to an AFC North rival, forcing him to leave the game early. Initial reports indicate he could miss two to four weeks, depending on his recovery timeline. To fill the void, the Ravens’ coaching staff moved quickly, reaching a trade agreement with the team holding Flacco’s rights, though specific terms have not yet been disclosed.
“Joe is part of the Ravens’ history, and his return is a valuable addition to our roster during a difficult time,” head coach John Harbaugh said. “We trust Joe’s leadership and experience to help keep us competitive.”
Now 40, Flacco has spent seasons with the Denver Broncos, New York Jets, and most recently in a backup role since leaving Baltimore. While no longer at his peak, he’s still respected for his poise and decision-making under pressure.
Ravens fans are eagerly anticipating Flacco’s reunion with his former team. The Ravens’ next game could offer him a chance to prove he can still make a difference. Meanwhile, the team’s medical staff is working diligently to ensure Jackson can return as soon as possible.
Flacco’s comeback is certain to be one of the week’s biggest storylines around the NFL. Can “Joe Cool” recapture flashes of his former glory? We’re about to find out.
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