In his stunning return after nearly five full seasons in retirement, Philip Rivers started at quarterback for the Colts and positioned them to win before a late collapse by Indy in an 18-16 loss to the Seahawks on Sunday.

The Indianapolis Colts are expected to start 44-year-old Philip Rivers on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks, after he was elevated from the practice squad to the 53-man roster.

The Indianapolis Colts are staring at one of the most delicate quarterback decisions of their season, and the national commentary has already begun backing one direction. ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky didn’t hesitate this week when asked who should start for Indianapolis in Week 15.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers had to get creative to find cleats for his workout with the team.

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

Jonathan Taylor has had a magnificent season for the Colts, but he's about to run into a brick wall that is Seattle's run defense.

"Despite speculation to the contrary," Schefter posted, "Colts CB Charvarius Ward has no intention of retiring, despite being placed on injured reserve this past week due to a third concussion, per source. Ward wants to continue playing, and even wanted to avoid being placed on injured reserve this past week before the organization shut him down."

Indianapolis Colts veteran quarterback Philip Rivers is set to return to the field for the first time since the 2020 season in Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks, but he almost wasn't prepared for his season debut.

Daniel Jones' Achilles tear shouldn't affect his standing as the Indianapolis Colts' quarterback of the future, according to Jay Glazer.