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Tom Brady on Philip Rivers' Colts comeback: 'I certainly could' still play QB in NFL at age 48

In light of 44-year-old Philip Rivers coming out of retirement, the question was obvious: Does Tom Brady, at 48, believe he could still play at an NFL level?

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Tom Brady thinks he could pull a Philip Rivers: Retired QB is convinced he can still play in NFL at age 48

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What age did Tom Brady retire? When legendary old QB ended his career on mind with Philip Rivers' return

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Stephen A.: I'm worried about Rivers' welfare if Colts start him

Stephen A. Smith explains why he’s concerned about Philip Rivers’ welfare in playing after being away from football.

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NFL execs on Colts, Philip Rivers reunion: ‘Fun story. But it’s going to be a disaster’

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Philip Rivers had good week of practice, but Colts noncommittal on starting QB at Seattle

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Which Fairhope-based quarterback will start for the Colts on Sunday?

In reaction to Jones’ injury, and with backup quarterback Anthony Richardson on injured reserve with a fractured orbital bone, Indianapolis stunned the football world by signing Philip Rivers, the coa...

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Who will Colts starting quarterback be at Seahawks this week? Shane Steichen's answer

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Tom Brady pokes fun at Philip Rivers’ return

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Philip Rivers is poised to be the sixth 44-year-old quarterback

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

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The NFLs 'Old Man Rivers' Experiment could go VERY good, or VERY bad

Will this be an improbable comeback story of a hero coming from the depths of retirement and having not played a snap in five years?

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Tom Brady thinks he could pull a Philip Rivers at 48 years old, but can't because of Raiders co-ownership

At the age of 44 and nearly five years removed from his last NFL snap, Philip Rivers is coming out of retirement in attempt to get the Indianapolis Colts into the playoffs. It's an absurd situation, created by the Colts' loss of Daniel Jones to a torn Achilles tendon and additional injuries for back-ups Riley Leonard and Anthony Richardson.