Philip Rivers Had to Pull Cleats from Trophy Case to Start for Colts
Summary
Philip Rivers, a 44-year-old former NFL quarterback, is returning to play for the Indianapolis Colts after being retired since 2020. He needed to use cleats from his own trophy case because he didn't have any ready. Rivers' return comes as the Colts face challenges with their current roster due to injuries.Key Facts
- Philip Rivers last played in the NFL during the 2020 season for the Indianapolis Colts.
- Rivers retired after the 2020 season, during which he threw for over 4,000 yards and 24 touchdowns.
- At age 44, Rivers is returning to start for the Colts and had to use cleats from his trophy case because he lacked a current pair.
- Rivers' eligibility for the NFL Hall of Fame will reset due to his coming out of retirement to play again.
- The Colts decided to bring Rivers back following a season-ending injury to their quarterback, Daniel Jones.
- Rivers' reactivation means he will not qualify for the Hall of Fame until after the 2025 season.
- Before calling Rivers, the Colts passed on other potential younger quarterbacks.
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