Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers spoiled Philip Rivers' return to Indianapolis, as they took down the Colts to remain in contention for the top seed in the NFC.

Quarterback Philip Rivers came out of retirement seeking to lead the Indianapolis Colts to the playoffs. Two games into his comeback, their postseason hopes barely exist. While the 44-year-old grandfather gave the home fans plenty to cheer about in the first 3 1/2 quarters,

Antonio Gates, Eric Weddle and more ex-teammates explain Rivers' return: "I think the Colts need him, and the NFL needs him, too.”

The Alabama high school coach played for the second time on Monday night since his retirement after the 2020 NFL season.

Colts quarterback Philip Rivers had one of the best performances by a 44-year-old in NFL history, and the defense ruined it

Now back as the wily super-veteran, Rivers is pulling out all the tricks. And on this one, it worked to give the Colts an early lead. Indy's defense couldn't stop the 49ers all night, which spoiled a good game from Rivers. But the 44-year old proved he can still get it done, and it was pretty darn fun to watch.

Philip Rivers' return to the Colts has renewed interest in his family life, net worth and contract details. Here's what we know.