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Joe Flacco’s $ 120.6 million contract has been submitted. The most valuable super bowl player receives a bonus signing of $ 29 million and a bonus option $ 15 million and $ 7 million. In 2013, Flacco received a full basic salary of $ 1 million for a total compensation of the first year of $ 30 million and a salary-top number of $ 6.8 million.
- Birth Name: Joseph Vincent Flacco
- Birthday: January 16, 1985
- Place of birth: Audubon, New Jersey
- College: Delaware
- Position: Quarterback
- Draft: 2008 / round 1 / select 8
- WIFE: DANA GRADY M. 2011
- Children -Children: Stephen Vincent Flacco
- Height: 6 feet 6
- Weight: 252LBS
- Net worth: $ 50 million
- Salary: $ 20 million
Baltimore pre-season match Ravens against Carolina Panthers
Joe Flacco is the initial quarterback for Baltimore Ravens. He was the first round of draft pick in 2008 chosen number 8 after graduating from Delaware University. During the beginner year he started all 16 matches and only became eight in history to do so. His nickname between his friends, Joe Cool because of his mild temperament and attitude during intense and close matches. He was also respected by his players because of his positive attitude. Even veterans like Ray Lewis looked up to Flacco which set the tone for the whole team. He has won a playoff match for every season he is with Ravens. During his five years of office, he had led his team to win AFC North twice, appeared in three AFC championships, and won the Super Bowl XLVII. Flacco named MVP Super Bowl XLVII.
Joe Flacco Espy Awards with Dana Grady’s wife
Joseph was born in Audubon, New Jersey in 1985. He attended Audubon High School and was an initial quarterback. After graduating, he was registered as number 39 among the prospect quarterback in the 2003 class. He went to the University of Pittsburgh after receiving a full lecture scholarship. Apart from the extraordinary school academics, they have a fairly weak soccer program. The worse Flacco has limited play time behind Tyler Palko’s starter which eventually becomes warmer for New Orleans Saints.
Flacco was transferred to the University of Delaware as a junior. He became the initial quarterback of the school but his leadership skills were lacking. Flacco is always calm and light that makes critics criticize the lack of communication and motivation to teammates. It was a difficult start because Delaware failed to make it eligible for the FCS playoff. The following year as a senior, he silenced critics by scoring 20 school records. He threw it for 4,263 yard, 23 goals and five interceptions. He led Blue Hens to record 11-4 and he averaged 104.2 operands per interception! In early September 2009, the Flacco poster as high as 20 times 30 feet was added to the Fasad of the Delaware Stadium.
