Keeping Him Grounded

Dec 18, 2010 at 08:19 AM

Marisol Renner

Publications and Public Relations Specialist

A young, and blonde, Joe Flacco poses for a school photo in the early '90s.

Flacco developed his throwing form at an early age.

Joe's siblings (clockwise): Stephanie, Brian, Thomas, John and Mike.

As quarterback for the Audubon Green Wave, Flacco once threw for 400-plus yards.

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