Originally posted by johnnyvegas13
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They wouldn’t trade him in their own division dumb shit.Comment -
Did the wife make him horny??? Or did the money/security make him horny? To have all these kids... Trying to figure it out lolComment -
Pessimist much?Originally posted by wikkidinsaneComment -
They had a real good D that year. I will admit. I really thought they would take the Pats out that game. Yeah. They definitely were schemed out.Originally posted by rm18Comment -
Not quite enough. Hebwill definitely go down as having one of the worst throwing forms in the hall of fame. He couldn't even win with LT. Ok done now.Originally posted by TheMoneyShotComment -
if i was starting a team would i be happy prime rivers was my QB? I am 50/50 on that. he has good numbers but was he great? not sure. i just felt like he threw it up too often for INT's and doesn't have the championship(s) to accept that.
he was a warrior and battled though playing all of his games each year. that says something. i don't think it warrants hall of fame personally.Comment -
No kidding! LOL, lmao!Originally posted by TheMoneyShot
Let's see. Guy was:
1) World class athlete. Top6 NFL qb for 18 years.
2) Made countless $$. Surely north of $200Mill (pre-tax).
3) Wife + 9 kids. By all accts, they love him.
What did u do w/ your life?Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
Here's the game in question. 2007 AFC Champ game.
*Def Tackle Luis Castillo told everyone that Rivers played the game on two busted knees:
Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
Multimillionaire future HOF NFL QB
Some people just hateComment -
It's not about hate - but a future HOF NFL QB that hasn't won anything or close to anything is absurd.Comment -
Originally posted by Allure
Maybe , just maybe , one needs to be a San Diegan to completely understand and appreciate RiversComment -
He literally only one 10 games once in his prime. He did it his 1st 2 years and his last year.Originally posted by AllureComment -
glad he retired weak arm too many intsComment -
Fixed your post.Originally posted by wikkidinsaneComment -
Only six QB's in NFL history have passed for more than 4000 yards in a season for six or more seasons.
They are:
Peyton Manning
Drew Brees
Tom Brady
Brett Favre
Dan Marino
Phillip Rivers
Rodgers hasn't done it (yet)
Neither has Eli, Ben, Matt Ryan.......Comment -
I thought he played extremely well for Indianapolis first year.... never expected him to do well this year.Comment -
such a passing league list will be mile long in 10 yearsOriginally posted by stevenashComment -
Rivers was a good QB, although I don't think he makes the HOF.Comment -
Rivers reminded me of Dan Marino when he was coming out of NC State. Looked like he had a gun for an arm. As soon as he was a starter in San Diego the ugly arm motion and velocity stopped. All of his passes look loopy. Never saw him throw a frozen rope in the nfl. Alway soft looking passes like Chad Pennington. Im willing to bet he threw more end zone interceptions than anyone in nfl history. Seems like every game winning opportunity late in the fourth quarter he threw an interception or something bad happened. Either not enough attention to detail or just not as good as the numbers say.Comment -
I think he does. I'm OK with those who disagree though.Originally posted by Stallion
Rivers is to the NFL in this debate (HoF) as Mike Mussina is to MLB.
Fans were pretty much split up the middle on their opinion whether Mussina belongs in the baseball Hall.
Fans so far seem like they are pretty much split up the middle regarding Rivers too.Comment -
Definitely hall of fame.
The rubbers he used with his wife gave him about as much protection as his offense line.Comment -
What a beautiful family he has!
He can afford it and none of them will fail in life....
Not like poor ass people having ANY children let alone many..Comment
