Also, Googly, you must be an incompatent and closed-minded idiot if you think that just because a person is from Colorado and likes living in SoCal they cannot stay true to being a Broncos fan. That is the thing Denver has always had that is not always true for SD–fans who stay loyal no matter what. Hate to say it but SD is known for having inconsistent band-wagon fans.

Can I ask though – how did you get this picked up and into google news?

Very impressive, is it something that is just up to Google or you actively created?

Obviously this is a popular blog with great data so well done on your seo success..

I’ll refer you to “PowayBoyz” comment, earlier in this thread, for whether or not he is good enough to be great.

“Take a look at the stats on guys like P. Manning, Aikman, and Favre their first two seasons as a starter, and then look at Rivers. You’ll find that Phil has em all beat in all categories including the most important stat of all the win percentage.”

And for the record, he completed 14 of 19 passes for 264 yards and three touchdowns against the Colts before leaving the game in the third quarter. So, I think he would have continued that awesome streak, had he been healthy enough to stay in the game. I think that justifies bragging rights.

As for talking to the crowd… Indy fans were giving him shit when he was hurt and in pain, and on the way to the locker room (real classy crowd).
At the Raiders game they were booing him on the field because the Raiders were losing.
At the Denver game… Lynch threw LT’s helmet, so that’s what started the bad blood. All great reasons to say “F-You” in any of those situations. I’m glad he did, and I like it. At least it shows emotion.
Some would argue that it’s unprofessional, but that’s a matter of opinion.

P.S. – they one all three of those games, even if Rivers wasn’t the reason for two of them.

I revoke nothing. Rivers was on the sideline while his backup led the game winning drive and showed how much of a douchebag he is by yapping to the Colts fans in the stands. Congrats, Chargers, and congrats, Norv Turner, as he figured out how to coach — especially when the refs were stacked against him. But your QB is still a fucknozzle that needs to grow up, no matter how well he plays.

Even if they lose to the Pats next week (injuries, or just outplayed)… they’re still only second best to the best team that ever graced the grid iron. I know it’s hard for all of you haters to admit, because no one wants to see the Chargers dominate another East Coast team (which they have been doing for the last two seasons). Especially all of the New York based Network announcers hate to admit that. They ALWAYS pick the Bolts to lose to East Coast teams, and then eat their words later. Then when they win, they act like they predicted the Chargers to win all season! Laughable!

Despite the loss at Green Bay early this season, when the Chargers were still working on the recipe to go 10 wins out of twelve games, and to the AFC Championship… they are still better than the Packers or the Giants. Can you imagine if the Bolts were healthy? The Pats would be facing a lot different team than they faced early this season.

If the Chargers can go into second seeded Indianapolis, and hand them their asses in a playoff game with their pre-season line-up… don’t you think that they are a scariest opponent than any other team in the NFL that would play the Pats? You can speculate, and player hate all you want about Rivers or the Chargers. They are the second best team in the NFL, after beating the Colts twice this year.

“The most telling part is that he didn’t pull that stunt until AFTER he was out of the game. It’s takes a real “man” to run his trap while hiding on the sidelines…”