Philip Rivers’ stunning comeback at age 44 -- signing with the Indianapolis Colts and starting in Week 15 -- has reset his Pro Football Hall of Fame clock. A semifinalist this year in his first window of eligibility, Rivers now faces a five-year wait after his final game before he can be considered again.

One week ago, the possibility of quarterback Philip Rivers playing NFL football this weekend was on no one's radar screen.

A sweltering day in San Diego in September of 2014 proved that the reigning Super Bowl champion Seahawks could be beaten.

Tom Brady retired when he was 45 years old. That was the 2022 season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And unlike every other season of his career, Brady had a losing record (8-9). That was Brady's 23rd and final campaign in the NFL. It was his third with the Bucs after 20 with the Patriots.

Philip Rivers is expected to start an NFL game at 44 years old after a 1,800-day layoff, Joe Burrow's comments raised eyebrows across the league, and sources weigh in on what it all actually means.