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Bleacher Report · Mar 21, 2020

Philip Rivers Says He Doesn't Expect to Continue Career into 'Tom Brady Range'

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Philip Rivers isn't looking at retirement yet, but the new Indianapolis Colts quarterback has considered the end of his NFL career.

Per The Athletic's Stephen Holder, Rivers said Saturday he hopes to play beyond 2020, but ""I don't think you'll see me in the Tom Brady range."

The Colts announced Rivers' signing Saturday. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported earlier this week it's a one-year deal worth around $25 million.

Brady, who signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, is entering his 21st NFL season and will turn 43 on Aug. 3. The three-time NFL MVP told ESPN's Ian O'Connor in May 2017 that he felt he could play well into his 40s.

Full story at Bleacher Report

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