With Philip Rivers retiring, Jim Trotter considers the quarterback's outsized personality -- and inconsistent performance in big moments.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — 44-year-old Philip Rivers will be the Indianapolis Colts starting quarterback against the Seattle Seahawks Sunday. According to multiple reports from ESPN and NFL Network, the Colts are activating Rivers to the 53-man roster and have given him the starting role, five years after playing his last NFL game.

With 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers coming out of retirement to play for the Indianapolis Colts, here's a bunch of fun age-related facts pertaining to the veteran signal-caller.

During Sunday's the blowout loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, it got heated between San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers and tight end Antonio

Philip Rivers is stepping into a time warp as he attempts a comeback bid to save the Indianapolis Colts' season. The 44-year-old QB, who last played in 2020 in Indy and officially signed back with the team on Wednesday, said his relationship with head ...

The Colts reportedly had representatives in attendance at multiple college football games over the weekend. Colts Wire Colts’ Losing Streak is Worst in NFL The Indianapolis Colts are in the spotlight on Sunday Night Football. It doesn’t really feel ...

One of the longtime quarterbacks to emerge from the 2000s in the NFL, Philip Rivers certainly lived up to his first-round price tag in the 2004 Draft. A member of the Los Angeles Chargers franchise for over a decade, including some time in San Diego ...

Philip Rivers was truly a strong candidate for the Buffalo Bills’ head coaching job. The position was instead filled by offensive coordinator Joe Brady on Jan. 27, but Rivers, the 18-year NFL quarterback, interviewed with the Bills during the process.

The son of former NFL quarterback Philip Rivers, Gunner, suffered a right knee injury during Saturday's matchup against Battle Ground Academy.

Move over, Philip Rivers. The quarterback shocked the NFL world last season when he came out of retirement at age 44 to join the Colts for three games at the end of the 2025 season. But he was nearly one-upped just a few weeks later,