Summary
The Indianapolis Colts have signed retired quarterback Philip Rivers to their practice squad amid injury issues with their current quarterbacks. Rivers, who last played in the 2020 season, might play again as the Colts struggle with injuries to their main quarterbacks. Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell, who knows Rivers well, commented on his potential return to play.
Key Facts
- The Colts are aiming for an AFC wild-card spot but lost starter Daniel Jones to an Achilles injury.
- Philip Rivers, a retired quarterback, joined the Colts' practice squad after being pulled out of retirement.
- Rivers last played in the 2020 NFL season.
- Rivers has been seen practicing with the team, raising speculation about his return to active games.
- Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell noted Rivers’ continued readiness and experience.
- Other Colts quarterbacks are either injured or inexperienced, prompting the move to consider Rivers.
- There is a general interest in whether Rivers will be able to play at the same level as before retirement.
