Philip Rivers Eyed for NFL Broadcasting Gig

0:00It's April 27. This is Birmingham News Today, your AI-powered local news. Phillip Rivers, the former Colts quarterback, might be eyeing a new gig in NFL broadcasting. The 44-year-old Alabama native, now head coach at St. Michael Catholic High School in Fairhope, is buzzing as the next big TV free agent for. Networks and streamers, according to sources. Earlier this year, his name popped up for coaching spots, like with the bills for head coach. Then, when Colts' QB Daniel Jones got hurt in early December, Indy called him back for three games. He went 58 of 92 for 544 yards, four touchdowns, and three picks, but they dropped all three. Rivers told reporters he's not been contacted for any analyst role and hadn't heard about the buzz. Still, folks compare him to legends like Don Meredith, saying he fits the bill perfectly for game breakdowns or studio work. In a recent interview, he admitted broadcasting hasn't been rolled out, though past chances didn't feel right.

1:00He thinks he'd enjoy it. With his playing smarts and that southern charm, keep an eye on Rivers, he could light up your screen next season.