One week ago, the possibility of quarterback Philip Rivers playing NFL football this weekend was on no one's radar screen.

Philip Rivers’s unretirement, at age 44, probably feels familiar to the growing number of retirees — including FIRE members — who return to work. And it’s often not about money.

The NFL legend thinks he could help a team today, but he's not allowed to come out of retirement due to an NFL rule

ESPN analyst Ryan Clark offered a ridiculous take on Philip Rivers and the Indianapolis Colts in the wake of the team signing the veteran quarterback out of retirement after five years away from the NFL.

Even though the Steelers already defeated the Colts this year, there's one implication of Philip Rivers' return that makes Pittsburgh's current quarterback smile.

Indianapolis looked lifeless after their loss Sunday but Rivers' return seems to have reenergized the locker room. At least for now.

Count Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon among the few people on this planet who can relate to what Philip Rivers is going through right now. Rivers, who hasn’t played in the NFL since 2020,