Not much of a change after the loss...
Frank Schwab - Yahoo Sports 20 (LW 21)
That final interception from Philip Rivers was brutal. He had four interceptions on Monday night. We all know he’s nearing the end, and maybe more quickly than we expected.
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Walter Cherepinsky - Walter Football 23 (LW 22)
The Chargers had a classic "Chargers" loss Monday night, as they outplayed their opponent, yet found a way to lose. This time, it was Philip Rivers' four interceptions, caused, in part, by three missing offensive linemen.
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Dan Hanzus - NFL.com 19 (LW 18)
Philip Rivers has enjoyed many amazing games in his Hall of Fame-worthy career. Monday night was not one of them. The veteran quarterback threw four interceptions, including the game-deciding end zone pick in the final minute of a 24-17 loss to Chiefs that all but extinguishes the Bolts' playoff hopes a week before Thanksgiving. At 4-7 with all seven losses by seven points or fewer, Los Angeles' only realistic path to postseason football involves winning out and getting plenty of help. In other words, prospects are bleak. Much will be made of Rivers' meltdown; his seven interceptions in the past two weeks and 14 overall this season, a total that trails only Jameis Winston for the NFL "lead." Is the 37-year-old finally showing his age? Are we watching the final games of Rivers' Chargers career? Uncertain times for the Bolts.
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Pete Prisco - CBS Sports 19 (LW 18)
They are basically done with the loss to the Chiefs. Now comes the major question: Is this it for Philip Rivers?
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Mike Florio - PFT/NBC Sports 22 (LW 21)
The Bears aren’t the only team that blew it by passing on Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson.
Frank Schwab - Yahoo Sports 20 (LW 21)
That final interception from Philip Rivers was brutal. He had four interceptions on Monday night. We all know he’s nearing the end, and maybe more quickly than we expected.
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Walter Cherepinsky - Walter Football 23 (LW 22)
The Chargers had a classic "Chargers" loss Monday night, as they outplayed their opponent, yet found a way to lose. This time, it was Philip Rivers' four interceptions, caused, in part, by three missing offensive linemen.
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Dan Hanzus - NFL.com 19 (LW 18)
Philip Rivers has enjoyed many amazing games in his Hall of Fame-worthy career. Monday night was not one of them. The veteran quarterback threw four interceptions, including the game-deciding end zone pick in the final minute of a 24-17 loss to Chiefs that all but extinguishes the Bolts' playoff hopes a week before Thanksgiving. At 4-7 with all seven losses by seven points or fewer, Los Angeles' only realistic path to postseason football involves winning out and getting plenty of help. In other words, prospects are bleak. Much will be made of Rivers' meltdown; his seven interceptions in the past two weeks and 14 overall this season, a total that trails only Jameis Winston for the NFL "lead." Is the 37-year-old finally showing his age? Are we watching the final games of Rivers' Chargers career? Uncertain times for the Bolts.
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Pete Prisco - CBS Sports 19 (LW 18)
They are basically done with the loss to the Chiefs. Now comes the major question: Is this it for Philip Rivers?
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Mike Florio - PFT/NBC Sports 22 (LW 21)
The Bears aren’t the only team that blew it by passing on Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson.
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