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With his contract set to expire after this season, it’s unclear what the future holds for Philip Rivers, but the veteran quarterback has made it clear that he still want to keep playing. Following his team’s loss to the Oakland Raiders on Sunday, Rivers told reporters that this isn’t it for him. In his mind, he still thinks he can play in this league. “I’m capable enough physically and mentally, there’s no question,” Rivers said, via ESPN’s Eric D. Williams. “Yes, I do want to play football. I do, and that’s how I feel deep down as I stand here.” The 38-year-old has struggled all season with turnovers, and many have questioned if declining arm-strength and accuracy are to blame. “It’s probably human nature when you’re 38 and you throw some interceptions in games and they don’t go the way you want them to, that it can become, and that’s what people say: ‘You can’t make the throw you used to make’ or ‘You can’t do this’ — arm strength and all of that,” Rivers said. “And just none of that is true. I’ve made som
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