Summary
The Indianapolis Colts decided not to continue with quarterback Philip Rivers after a series of losses. The team plans to start rookie quarterback Riley Leonard in their final game. Rivers returned from retirement for a short stint, starting three games.
Key Facts
- The Colts experienced a decline, losing their final six games of the season.
- Quarterback Daniel Jones played with a fractured fibula and tore his Achilles, ending his season.
- Philip Rivers, 44, came out of retirement to play for the Colts and started three games.
- Rivers completed 63% of his passes, throwing for 544 yards, four touchdowns, and three interceptions.
- The Colts will start rookie Riley Leonard, who was drafted from Notre Dame, in their last game.
- Leonard was the 189th pick in the draft and led Notre Dame to a national championship.
