Philip Rivers held an emotional press conference after what could be his last NFL game

BarDown Staff

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The Indianapolis Colts season is over. It was a close game going right down to the end, but the Colts fell in their wild card game against the Buffalo Bills in a 27-24 finish.

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Now as the Colts look forward to the offseason, one of the questions facing the team is what happens with Philip Rivers. Retirement is a possibility for the 39-year-old and 14-year NFL veteran.

With the question of retirement looming, Rivers was emotional talking about the bond and camaraderie that he developed with this team in his post-game press conference immediately following the Bills loss.

A special team to be a part of. #ForTheShoe pic.twitter.com/RJwUpVEcoe
— Indianapolis Colts (@Colts) January 9, 2021

Rivers only played one season with the Colts, joining the team after 16 years with the San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers. He did touch on the topic of retirement, but it sounds like he’s undecided either way.

Indianapolis Colts QB Philip Rivers was asked if he will comeback next season.
He sounds like he may want to give it another go, but he answered “Whatever is God’s will for me and my family.” pic.twitter.com/NcFKLawyiu
— Fernando Ramirez (@RealFRamirez) January 9, 2021

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