The 44-year-old Philip Rivers is officially starting on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks for the Indianapolis Colts. After losing starter Daniel Jones to an Achilles injury, and with Anthony Richardson still on injured reserve and rookie Riley Leonard dealing with a knee injury himself,

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers will reportedly make his first start since the 2021 playoffs this week against the Seattle Seahawks, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

With Rivers starting, I expect Jonathan Taylor to be heavily involved in both the passing and running games, and he will be needed to literally do it all.

Seattle's star quarterback was on his way to his fourth straight poor start, but he bounced back in the second half of a blowout against Atlanta.

Despite entering Week 5 as massive underdogs, the New England Patriots managed to beat the Bills in Buffalo to carve out a major advantage in the race for the AFC East.