Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers will reportedly make his first start since the 2021 playoffs this week against the Seattle Seahawks, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

Philip Rivers ' return to the gridiron is being fast-tracked, as the Indianapolis Colts will start the 44-year-old at quarterback for their Week 15 road matchup against the Seattle Seahawks, according to NFL Network. Rivers ended his five-year retirement on Tuesday, signing with the Colts practice squad. Now, he's once again a starting quarterback.

The situation at quarterback is interesting at quarterback for the Colts ending this season, but it could get more interesting this offseason.

While some of us might have fond memories of watching Philip Rivers tear up NFL defenses, his younger kids do not. But that might change on Sunday. According to NFL Network reporter Ian Rapoport, Rivers,

The Indianapolis Colts are starting 44-year-old Philip Rivers at quarterback in their Week 15 road matchup against the Seattle Seahawks, NFL Media reported on Saturday morning.

The Colts made waves by signing Rivers, who has not played in the NFL since 2020, to their practice squad earlier in the week. They have officially activated him to the 53-man roster and intend to start him in Week 15, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported.

The Indianapolis Colts signed quarterback Philip Rivers to the 53-man active roster on Saturday, and The Athletic reported he will start his first game in nearly five years in Seattle against the Seahawks.

The Indianapolis Colts have promoted 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers to the active roster, making him eligible to play — and perhaps start — in Sunday’s crucial game at Seattle.

Michael Pittman Jr. sees a "fired up" Philip Rivers rejoining the Indianapolis Colts, and he feels that football fans are overlooking a key aspect in his return.

Now back in the NFL on the Indianapolis Colts' practice squad, quarterback Phillip Rivers has also been added to the Madden 26 roster. So what is Rivers' initial Madden rating? Having not played an NFL snap in nearly five years, Rivers' overall score is a 70. His throw power is 83, short throw accuracy is 86, and his speed is 59.