Philip Rivers isn’t done with football just yet 🏈🔥. After coming out of retirement to play three games for the Colts this season, the future Hall of Famer is reportedly interviewing for the Buffalo Bills’ vacant head coach job following Sean McDermott’s firing after a crushing AFC divisional-round defeat to Denver.
Key moments and numbers 📊
– Rivers’ three-game stint for the Colts: 544 passing yards, 4 touchdown passes, 3 interceptions.
– Career totals: 63,984 passing yards and 425 passing touchdowns.
– The Bills’ situation: McDermott was shown the door two days after the loss; the team had eight playoff appearances in nine seasons and two conference title games, but never won a Super Bowl.
Current status and context 🔥
– Rivers is the head coach at St. Michael Catholic High School in Fairhope, Alabama, and had officially retired earlier, saying “I am done.”
– His return to the sideline could be on an NFL NFL-ND path again, with the Bills’ job potentially opening a door to bring him back into the league.
