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Colts to start Philip Rivers

Could Chargers have stopped Philip Rivers from signing with Colts?

The Chargers signed Philip Rivers to a retirement contract. A new report details its impact on the QB signing with the Colts.

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Longtime Chargers QB Philip Rivers ending 5-year retirement, signing with Indianapolis Colts

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Did Philip Rivers Just Get Busted for Why He Really Came Back to Sign with the Colts at 44 Years Old?

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Colts Activate 44-Year-Old QB Philip Rivers, Making Him Eligible to Play Sunday Against 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

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Seahawks will face Philip Rivers as Colts activate him

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Philip Rivers reportedly will start for Colts, and Steve DeBerg knows the feeling

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Chargers' legend Philip Rivers set to workout for AFC contender

Rivers is obviously one of the most beloved Chargers of all time. The eight-time Pro Bowler spent 16 seasons with the Bolts, throwing for 63,440 yards with 421 touchdowns to 209 interceptions. Rivers actually signed a one day contract this past offseason to retire a Charger. It seems that the opportunity to play once again is too enticing.

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QB Philip Rivers eager to get back in the game with the Colts after coming out of retirement

Philip Rivers wanted one more shot at winning that elusive Super Bowl ring. So the 44-year-old grandfather and Hall of Fame semifinalist is coming out of retirement and rejoining the Indianapolis Colts.

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Who Is Philip Rivers' Wife? All About His High School Sweetheart, Tiffany Rivers

Philip Rivers will have the support of his wife, Tiffany Rivers, as he returns to the NFL after retiring in 2021 — even if she is a little " nervous " that he could get hurt.

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Chargers legend Philip Rivers delivers huge emotional announcement

Philip Rivers is one of the greatest players in Los Angeles Chargers history, and no one would debate that. He spent 16 years with the Chargers between 2004 and 2019, making eight Pro Bowl appearance while leading the Bolts to the playoffs six different times.