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Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. last played with Philip Rivers in 2020; now Rivers is back as his quarterback. Pittman tells Fox News Digital why he believes Rivers can help the team's playoff hopes.
Phillip Rivers at 44-years-old was signed by the Indianapolis Colts to their practice squad. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes ask if this is a mistake, and if the Pittsburgh Steelers silenced their critics with a win over the Baltimo...
Philip Rivers received a call from Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen about ending his five-year retirement and possibly re-joining the team on their practice squad on Sunday. One Sunday later, and the 44-year-old Rivers might be putting on the pads and going up against one of the NFL's top defenses.
INDIANAPOLIS — Philip Rivers was watching the Indianapolis Colts' loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday and witnessed quarterback Daniel Jones' devastating Achilles injury.
Indianapolis Colts coach Shane Steichen was still processing the devastating loss of starting quarterback Daniel Jones when he was blindsided by another QB injury.
In an NFL season in which so many teams are tightly packed at the top of their respective conferences and divisions, every week of football in December is going to drive massive changes in the league's playoff picture. Thursday's win by the Lions over the Cowboys kept Dan Campbell's team in the race with its divisional rivals for a wild-card spot, while Dallas saw its own push into the postseason derailed. The Cowboys' playoff odds were more than cut in half, per ESPN's Football Power Index (FPI)
INDIANAPOLIS — Philip Rivers is adding one more chapter to his NFL story.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones heads into the bye week with his team sitting at 8-2. The veteran signal caller reflects on that performance as well as his future with the franchise.