I'm kind of disappointed in this. I liked playing Rivers twice a year. He was slow, easy to sack, and good for at least 2 turnovers per game.

I wonder how the Chargers fans are reacting to this. Oh, wait.

All three of them are sad to see Huckleberry Rivers go.

He kept their games close. Shit team now...

Christian Okoye on Instagram this morning.

Is this a real quote? damn!

Can't be real, right?

Looks like another Chiefs sweep of the AFC West in 2020.

That was happening either way

There was a time some Chargers fans claimed that Rivers had the "It" factor. I don't understand what does the "It" factor mean.

I think Rivers could have a short lived rebound if he makes the right decision and plays for Bruce Arians for whatever terrible salary the Bucs offer.

I was responding to someone who called Bradshaw the most overrated QB ever. I believe Aikman is more overrated. It had absolutely nothing to do with Rivers.

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I think they're confusing "It" factor with "Int" factor.

If it's not, let's just pretend it is.

Speaking in a Tuesday radio interview, Chargers GM Tom Telesco said he "likes our internal options" to replace Philip Rivers.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...t-quarterback/

I remember reading that they liked Easton Stick in the preseason last year. I didn't remember that they had Tyrod Taylor, so maybe he's the more likely heir. Either way, I hope they come in second for the next decade behind the Chiefs.