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Colts head coach Shane Steichen called up his old friend Philip Rivers, who hadn't touched an NFL field during game day since January 2021, when the Colts lost to the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs. Rivers accepted Steichen's offer, but the Colts have since lost all three games with Rivers under center.

With the Indianapolis Colts having been eliminated from the postseason for a fifth consecutive year even before Rivers and his teammates took the field Sunday, the 44-year-old Pro Football Hall of Fame semifinalist knows he may have taken his last snap.

Ahead of the team's game vs the Jaguars, the Colts made a series of roster and injury updates including placing three players on season-ending IR.

The Indianapolis Colts are allowing three defenders to have a chance to join the squad after holding workouts today.

Most of the fans in attendance at Lucas Oil Stadium for Sunday's game between the Indianapolis Colts and Jacksonville Jaguars will be cheering for Philip Rivers, but some of them will be more meaningful for the veteran quarterback.

Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Brett Rypien has landed with a new team. According to the NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, Rypien was claimed on waivers by the Minnesota Vikings. The Colts released Rypien from the 53-man roster over the weekend to make room for defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, who was activated from injured reserve.

Roughly thirty of Rivers' players at St. Michael Catholic High School made the trip to Indianapolis for Sunday's game.