Rivers Flowing in the Wrong Direction

Denver : CO : USA | Nov 18, 2012 at 5:19 PM PST

By Anthony Bloch

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Philip Rivers is flowing in the wrong direction. The quarterback (QB) has had a tough run the past few weeks and today wasn't any different. Rivers is playing like a player who has the weight of his team on his shoulders. The pressure has got to him and you can see it. His playing has been abominable. On Sunday he threw an interception (INT) not once but twice and he also lost a fumble. That lost fumble should have never happened. He should have protected the ball.

While Rivers led his team to a TD late in the third quarter, he threw another INT on 4th down and 14 to go. Yes, he did face pressure but he's thrown too many INTS in the 4th quarter this year. Rivers is facing pressure but he's freaking out and making poor decisions.
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Anthony Bloch is based in Maple Grove, Minnesota, United States of America, and is a Reporter for Allvoices.

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