Philip Rivers has been named the Indianapolis Colts' starting quarterback for this weekend, marking a return for the 44-year-old who last played five years ago.

On Wednesday, Phillip Rivers discussed his decision to return to the Indianapolis Colts.

The teams that have beaten the Seahawks this season have found their tight ends in the end zone. George Kittle, Jake Tonges, and Colby Parkinson make up three of the five tight ends with a touchdown against Seattle this season. The Colts will be without DeForest Buckner (neck) once again, but they still have some great run stoppers up front.

Philip Rivers is very much in line to feature in the NFL for the first time in five years on Sunday. The 44-year-old quarterback has come out of retirement to try and salvage the Colts’ 2025

A few NFL execs recently weighed in on Phillip Rivers signing with the Indianapolis Colts.

The situation at quarterback is interesting at quarterback for the Colts ending this season, but it could get more interesting this offseason.

The Indianapolis Colts will start 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers for a brutal tilt against the Seattle Seahawks tomorrow from Lumen Field. The #Colts will start QB Philip Rivers on Sunday against the #Seahawks, sources tell The Insiders. Age 44, out of retirement, after a full week of practice, Rivers is a go. pic.twitter.com/0gZFcrHle6