A Rivers runs through it

By Robert Rousseau  |   Wednesday, September 20, 2006  |  Comments( 2 )

 San Diego Chargers
We've heard a lot about Philip Rivers, but that's to be expected with a resume like the one he has. After all, this is a man that ended his college career with the second most passing yards in NCAA history. Further, he was named MVP of five different bowl games (including the Senior Bowl). In short, during the four years Rivers started at...
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 No.1
Mykle Van Hausen		 02:51 AM
09/21/2006
Dude, beating up on the hapless Raiders and the Titans should hardly be reason to injure yourself.
Brett Favre? C'mon...thats pretty high praise and not justly warranted...yet.
 No.2
Bwetz		 05:47 PM
09/21/2006
He's played conservatively against bad competition, but the article is correct - the few times he did get under duress, he had little trouble.

After followin him at NC State, I was surprised that people perceived him as a pocket-passer. What separated him wasn't only his accuracy, but ability to feel the pocket and improvise.
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