Source: Fox News
Summary
Philip Rivers has reportedly pushed back his Hall of Fame eligibility to return to the NFL after a brief stint with the Indianapolis Colts last season. Now, he’s seeking a coaching role with the Buffalo Bills after they fired head coach Sean McDermott following a playoff loss. Rivers is currently coaching at St. Michael Catholic High School in Alabama and had previously announced his retirement, citing family commitments and his school team.
Our Take
Once again, we were told to believe. Here we are, expecting change while Rivers is gearing up to trade the high school sidelines for the NFL coaches’ box. You couldn’t make this up! Three games back and he already thinks he can mentor a whole batch of professional athletes. I mean, who needs a proven track record when you’ve got a Hall of Fame resume, right? Missed chances and last-minute losses? Welcome to the Bills Club! This will be like every other time we hear “this is the year,” only for it to turn into a predictable Beautiful Disaster. Next match fixes everything.
Author: Evan Null
