Rivers officially ended his five-year retirement, signing a practice squad deal with the Colts on Tuesday. The move comes after a quarterback injury crisis in Indianapolis. The 44-year-old last played in the NFL in the 2020 season and has spent the interim years coaching high school football in Alabama.

Early in the game, the Bears fell behind the Packers 14-3 thanks to a pair of Jordan Love touchdowns. The Bears' offense couldn't muster much of anything up, and things looked bleak. The second half was a different story,

The wheels have fallen off, and the Colts are 1-4 over their past five games. Now, with Jones out for the season with a torn Achilles, Indianapolis has called on 44-year-old future Hall of Famer Philip Rivers to save the season.

NFL.com's Judy Battista handles the hard task of placing the Colts into one of her 'loser' entries. It's not easy to admit, but this fits Indianapolis because of the vortex that could be the franchise's future, as well as the pitfall that befell Indy after starting the year 8-2.

Trump has not been shy about wanting to rename things in or around the NFL, as reports circulated earlier this season that he has been pushing for the new Washington Commanders stadium to be named after himself.

The Chiefs and Lions are among the preseason favorites projected to miss the playoffs, while the Bills, Ravens and Eagles are stumbling.

The good old-fashioned saying of “any given Sunday“ will have to ring true for the Arizona Cardinals for the rest of 2025. The team is out of the playoffs and their remaining schedule is littered with playoff-caliber teams… And the Atlanta Falcons.

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And it’s been almost five years since he played in an NFL game. But Rivers being Rivers, it’s not surprising that he joined the Indianapolis Colts’ practice squad Tuesday. Rivers loves playing so much,

FIFA have confirmed that every match at the 2026 World Cup, regardless of the weather conditions, will include a three-minute interval midway through each half—dubbed “hydration breaks”—thereby effectively splitting each contest into four quarters.