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The start of the regular season for the Cleveland Browns is on the horizon, and parts of the team’s depth chart are already beginning to take shape. With roster cutdowns just a few days away, Saturday’s preseason finale against the Los Angeles Rams will serve as the final opportunity for players pushing for roster spots or starting roles to make their cases in an in-game setting.

The sideline against the Cleveland Browns could show which Rams players are set to make the roster — and the ones who might still be fighting to make it.

For an article published on Friday morning, Zac Jackson of The Athletic touched upon why Flacco is getting the nod for Cleveland's regular-season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sept. 7.

After an offseason of wild speculation and conjecture, the Cleveland Browns announced that 17-year veteran quarterback Joe Flacco will start in Week 1 against the Cincinnati Bengals. Flacco hasn't appeared in either preseason game this year for the Browns,

When coach Kevin Stefanski named Flacco the Browns’ starting quarterback, it wasn’t just another personnel decision – it was the official arrival of what might be the most unexpected feel-good story in Browns history.