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Locked On Colts Squad: Roll with Philip Rivers, Rest-of-Season Outlook

The Colts pulled 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers out of retirement following a season-ending Achilles injury to Daniel Jones.

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5 keys for Philip Rivers, Colts to beat 49ers under the bright lights

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Philip Rivers' Start for Colts Evaluated by NFL Coach After Return at 44 Years Old

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Philip Rivers to start Week 16 vs. 49ers, Colts head coach says

The Indianapolis Colts are set to call on the 44-year-old at least one more time in a primetime Week 16 against the San Francisco 49ers, head coach Shane Steichen told reporters on Monday.

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Don’t expect Richardson to replace Rivers for the Colts this season

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49ers get Philip Rivers news for Week 16 game vs. Colts

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Philip Rivers' NFL return comes with key family incentive as he tries helping Colts to playoffs

With Philip Rivers returning to the NFL, one key part of his Indianapolis Colts contract is a reset of his health insurance from the league, which was set to expire.

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Philip Rivers suddenly surfaces as candidate for illustrious NFL honor

Against anyone's expectations, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers is now in a prominent award discussion.

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Philip Rivers has the second-lowest odds for comeback player of the year

After his first 2025 game, Rivers has made another move.He's currently 5-1, behind only 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey, who's the clear favorite at -210.The Rivers "comeback" (which literally is a comeback) doesn't fit within the clarification the Associated Press published to voters last year: “The spirit of the AP Comeback Player of the Year Award is to honor a player who has demonstrated resilience in the face of adversity by overcoming illness,

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Dak Prescott, Nick Sirianni react to Philip Rivers signing with Colts: 'I respect him for that'

NFL fans reacted with shock and awe when it was announced that Philip Rivers would come out of retirement after five seasons away from the NFL to join the Indianapolis Colts. Thanks to the in-season version of "Hard Knocks," we know select NFC East players and coaches felt the exact same way.